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“Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes, but when you look back, everything is different.”
— C.S. Lewis
Angelina Jolie photographed by Matt Gunther, 1998
People look so different once you don’t care about them anymore
I remember when your eyes said love loudly.
The Fourth Wall by Klaus Frahm
Hamburg-based photographer Klaus Frahm takes us behind the stage of many European theaters and offers us an unconventional perspective, which symbolizes the antithesis of the spotlight. By shattering the illusion of completion and perfection, Frahm depicts the full production behind the scenes. The dark and highly contrasted photographs reveal the theaters’ technological elements, its staging lights and complicated, less glamour space behind the curtain, which are concealed from the audience. Frahn’s goal “is to give way for a new perspective, to entertain, to offer a fresh sight on familiar things,” and to “reveal something laying under the surface.” The Fourth Wall is the audience’s chance at viewing reality.
“It would be a sin to help you destroy yourself.”
Anna Karenina (2012) dir. Joe Wright
was I? I was too lazy to play or paint or write or try to make a change now I can shoot a gun to kill my lunch and I don’t have to love or think too much
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