
Intimacy with André Roosevelt
The shot’s intimacy makes us feel as though we are sharing a part of our humanity with this young face—an emotional window into a story unknown, very real but at the same time very far way.
Read moreThe shot’s intimacy makes us feel as though we are sharing a part of our humanity with this young face—an emotional window into a story unknown, very real but at the same time very far way.
Read moreHis indomitable spirit in the face of danger is somehow foreign to western viewers as a tradition from a distant land, but simultaneously familiar in that it evokes heroes of legend.
Read moreThe painting may be in the present for the viewer, but the ethereal charm that Trang endows it with evokes the sense that this is in fact a memory—at first recalled with great clarity, gradually fading into blurriness and finally oblivion.
Read moreReclining as he observes the sky and the scene spread before him, the man is apparently content to remain alone with nature, uninterrupted by the distraction of daily human life.
Read moreIn the end, she is altogether thrilled after reflecting on her life, as if to say it was well worth it. Is that what all of us should ultimately strive for?
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