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Photography / Fine Art
$200.00
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13" H x 19" W x 0.15" D x 1 lbs
Description
This engaging scene at the Paris Odéon station plays with movement and stillness, portraying the fleeting moments of commuters. The photograph features a captivating display of blurred motion – an ethereal train glides by, its speed contrasting with the static advertisement on the opposite wall, showcasing splashes of colored lights above it. Details like the rough texture of the tiled walls and the colorful cables underneath the tracks provide richness to the tableau. As viewers, how do we interpret the transient nature of these moments and the relationship of light and motion?
Year Created
2023
Location
Paris, FranceColors
TealMagentaGreenGrayBlueYellow
Materials & Tools
PhotographCollage
Search Terms
TrainTrain StationTransportationSubwayExplorationstimelapsemotionParis
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Majed Abolfazli
Sacramento County, CA, USA
ma•jed (må’ jeed) n.
1. fine art photographer
2. all around good guy
3. creative, imaginative, prolific
Our world can be both familiar and strange at the same time. As a photographic fine artist, I create imagery that depicts common objects or scenes in an unfamiliar or unusual way. This concept of "defamiliarization" (derived from the Russian word, ostranenie) in art and literature is one that I strive to emphasize in my work in order to convey a fresh perspective.
The artistic process, similar to the scientific one, is a form of inquiry essential to learning—a continuous journey of exploration, speculation, experimentation, and imagination. My goal is to discover the world around me and connect and provoke people with the idea of defamiliarization or "making strange" by using various photographic techniques and design principles such as lighting, layering, textures, patterns, harmony, balance, and movement. My challenge as an artist is to demonstrate to viewers that an apparent departure from the norm can help us better see and appreciate reality in a different context.
I am constantly learning new techniques and relying on my sense of play and wonder to create and grow in my art. I hope you enjoy the work as much as I did creating it.