AT THE BEACH! The world seen through rose-colored
glasses, North America. While out on a trek, I often find
the strangest artifacts, things which have either been lost of for some other
reason left behind. I suppose it's because
of the otherwise natural setting, but I like to ask myself how these cultural
oject trouwve or found-objects
might be experienced by people -- or for that matter, birds or
squirrels or spiders -- who had never seen
them before. Imagine yourself a child, combing the beach for firewood, a
member of one of the world's
past primal cultures which had no concept of mass production or throw-away
colored plastic, and chancing
upon these sunglasses. Indeed, the world would never look the same.
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Plantain flowers |
Elderberry flowers |
(Photograph was made Saturday, the 29th of June,
2002)
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