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Christo & Jeanne Claude
Surrounded Islands

I engage quite well with their works because of their use of materials and scale of works. It avoids any poetic context. The aesthetic is the poetry.

Hobo F/W16

Japanese label, their look-books are often far away from the norm by usually placing clothes where they would actually be. Outside in everyday enviros.
I like use of direction in the right photo, nice depth!
Colors

John Wood Paul Harrison
Device (1996)

I LOVE their brevity, relationship with objects and
frankness. Obviously there is a performative element but thats not the point for me. Its more about their treatment to things.

Greg Barth

I commend his playfulness and translation. He mixes graphics and perfromances quite well and often works with tangible objects.

Suitaloon
David Greene (1967)

Satire
Satire
Satire
Satire

John is of course a mastermind for the way he challenges seeing.

Have a listen from 0:00 - 8:00 WITHOUT visuals. The way hes painted that story is a-mazing. if that could translate without dialogue it could be pretty amazing

AUDIO LINK: Listen from 0:00-12:30
https://www.mixcloud.com/NTSRadio/time-is-away-john-berger-special-30th-january-2017/

FRAMING
John Hilliard - Causes of Death (1974)

admiring the way John initially frames images to then be able to segment them in such a frame that can deliver totally different messages. I love how he choses to imply meaning by cropping certain aspects of a larger to seem to provide a narrative.

transient in our approach.
majestic in our tone?