Andy Goldsworthy Working With Time — DOP
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Andy Goldsworthy Working With Time — DOP
By filming the park, Asya hopes to “capture the slow and leisurely rot of a day.”
Cara Blue Adams • Infra-ordinary People | Cara Blue Adams
“Dean, like Twombly, is fixated with time,” The Guardian in 2011. “She has photographed a ruined modernist house on an overgrown island, filmed nuns eking out their days in a dying religious community, and recorded the last days of a Kodak factory.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/06/arts/design/tacita-dean-drawings-twombly-menil.html
I also appreciated that the Towercam’s output reinforces the 24-hour cycle of a day. You can’t log on to the Wilson portal at 2 a.m. and get “fresh content;” you’ll get a black frame. And you’ll continue to get a black frame until the sun rises. Beyond that, the image changes by the season. Further still, we’re watching mountains—ever-shifting and... See more
Jon Gacnik • On observing time /╲/╲/╲
This intermingling of art and life was central to Hepworth. Just as she lived with nature so she lived with her sculptures: “It’s lovely to live with a sculpture, because it changes in every possible light; all through the day, moonlight, artificial light – any light – it’s always changing”