“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ There is a crack, a crack in everything/That’s how the light gets in”, Leonard Cohen We live in a planet of cracks. And cracks may be considered as a life’s metaphor and “an active aesthetical appreciation” of what we call the disturbing elements of imperfection. In cracks magnifications… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #4

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ There is a crack, a crack in everything/That’s how the light gets in”, Leonard Cohen We live in a planet of cracks. And cracks may be considered as a life’s metaphor and “an active aesthetical appreciation” of what we call the disturbing elements of imperfection. In cracks magnifications… Read More 3 DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #3

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ There is a crack, a crack in everything/That’s how the light gets in”, Leonard Cohen We live in a planet of cracks. And cracks may be considered as a life’s metaphor and “an active aesthetical appreciation” of what we call the disturbing elements of imperfection. In cracks magnifications… Read More FOUR DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #2

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ There is a crack, a crack in everything/That’s how the light gets in”, Leonard Cohen We live in a planet of cracks. And cracks may be considered as a life’s metaphor and “an active aesthetical appreciation” of what we call the disturbing elements of imperfection. In cracks magnifications… Read More FOUR DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT)