Archive for 'Photography'
10 – HAVE A SNACK / 20 – GOTO 10
Posted on 25. Oct, 2011 by admin.
(click on photo for full size) This vivid piece of photojournalism, taken in extremely arduous conditions, documents elusive first-person mental states. Here, in the war zone of Fairfield, CT, we braved the forbidding terrain of a middle-aged Jewish lady’s kitchen. The woman was extremely accommodating – until the boxes of snack food started flying around [...]
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Participating artists in TSC exhibition
Posted on 18. Jul, 2011 by admin.
Towards a Science of Consciousness conference – TSC 2006 Center for Consciousness Studies University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ ART EXHIBITION of works related to the nature of conscious experience April 4-8, 2006 ___ PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Don Bodin Moran Cerf Sila Cevikce Brian Felsen Andrea Hersh Jon Jost Hyunsuk Kim Adrienne Klein Steven Lehar Minda Novek [...]
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“Practicing the cadenza”
Posted on 17. Jul, 2011 by admin.
(Click image for full size) This is a rare and precious document of the opera singer Elif Savas rehearsing an aria for an upcoming concert. By employing unobtrusive photography techniques and sympathetic lighting, I create an image which is far more natural, and less “staged,” than those commonly seen of Dmitri Shostakovich “composing” or Vladamir [...]
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Artist’s statement
Posted on 11. Jul, 2011 by admin.
Whether mounted on a wall or placed lovingly in a neat plastic notebook on the counter, the dread Artist Statement is always easily found, polluting every art gallery near you. Read one, and any desire you might have had to meet the artist will immediately melt away. In merely a few obtuse paragraphs, the artist [...]
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Photo Gallery: Towards a Science of Consicousness conference
Posted on 10. Jul, 2011 by admin.
Of all of the mysteries of the universe, none is crazier, nor more amazing to me, than the mystery of consciousness. I’ve always been interested in how people think – not just in the psychology of others, but in how a lump of grey matter can process incredible amounts of information; how the brain serves [...]
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