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Náhlé zostření pozornosti vůči předmětnosti působilo svěže a navíc i zkušeně. Goldová se netrápila tím, co aparát nabízí, pouze před objektiv shromáždila věci denní potřeby: boty, audiokazety, deky, talíře aj.
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Her first photographic series, entitled Ze života (From Life, 2002) came immediately after her last phase of not too expressive, lyrical abstract painting. She suddenly intensified subjectivity in refreshing and experienced ways. Goldová did not shy from what the camera offered, but simply collected and placed before the lens used mundane items — shoes, audiocasettes, blankets and plates. From that pile, heaped as if she wanted to clean it all, there formed model landscapes complete with hills, houses or eskimo igloos. Such a city is one that children build when they don’t have a real model house, but wish to play. In this case it served only for photographing, it could have served as acknolwedgement and maybe even to determine that as the same children we work on a 1:1 scale. Let us take a segment of landcape, and affix something to it. What’s more, we haven’t got the power and we can be grateful for it. Someday we might examine the cultural landscape as a model that we build from many sides; for that we’d need an unbelievable amount of glue to somehow all hold it together.
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Her first photographic series, entitled Ze života (From Life, 2002) came immediately after her last phase of not too expressive, lyrical abstract painting. She suddenly intensified subjectivity in refreshing and experienced ways. Goldová did not shy from what the camera offered, but simply collected and placed before the lens used mundane items — shoes, audiocasettes, blankets and plates. From that pile, heaped as if she wanted to clean it all, there formed model landscapes complete with hills, houses or eskimo igloos. Such a city is one that children build when they don’t have a real model house, but wish to play. In this case it served only for photographing, it could have served as acknolwedgement and maybe even to determine that as the same children we work on a 1:1 scale. Let us take a segment of landcape, and affix something to it. What’s more, we haven’t got the power and we can be grateful for it. Someday we might examine the cultural landscape as a model that we build from many sides; for that we’d need an unbelievable amount of glue to somehow all hold it together.
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Her first photographic series, entitled Ze života (From Life, 2002) came immediately after her last phase of not too expressive, lyrical abstract painting. She suddenly intensified subjectivity in refreshing and experienced ways. Goldová did not shy from what the camera offered, but simply collected and placed before the lens used mundane items — shoes, audiocasettes, blankets and plates. From that pile, heaped as if she wanted to clean it all, there formed model landscapes complete with hills, houses or eskimo igloos. Such a city is one that children build when they don’t have a real model house, but wish to play. In this case it served only for photographing, it could have served as acknolwedgement and maybe even to determine that as the same children we work on a 1:1 scale. Let us take a segment of landcape, and affix something to it. What’s more, we haven’t got the power and we can be grateful for it. Someday we might examine the cultural landscape as a model that we build from many sides; for that we’d need an unbelievable amount of glue to somehow all hold it together.
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