I admire the way the images of the second half of your production seem to be a kind of writing -- the entangled limbs and bodies seem to be a typography all their own. Thanks for that aesthetic touch.
One question: why is the green eye your final image?
The idea behind the green eye is to contrast with the first image of the black and white eye. The first eye shows sadness and the person seems as though they are too far lost to be found. In the last image, I wanted to show that there's hope still, so the eye is looking out in hope.
I admire the way the images of the second half of your production seem to be a kind of writing -- the entangled limbs and bodies seem to be a typography all their own. Thanks for that aesthetic touch.
ReplyDeleteOne question: why is the green eye your final image?
The idea behind the green eye is to contrast with the first image of the black and white eye. The first eye shows sadness and the person seems as though they are too far lost to be found. In the last image, I wanted to show that there's hope still, so the eye is looking out in hope.
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