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Flora Phantasmagoria | Finbarr Fallon
The question of how the seemingly opposite pleasures of urban/rural can be reconciled in a single spacetime – how a bucolic green setting could be imbued with the hum of a busy city – seems an intractable one. It’s no surprise that Singapore, the natural resourceless wunderkid of Southeast Asia, has resolved the dilemma with great efficiency. Driven by the vision of a “City in a Garden”, the city-state takes a pragmatic approach to greening a land-limited island. Besides safeguarding parkland, the state maximises even liminal spaces like road dividers through planting, and capitalises on development (paradoxically) as an opportunity for greenery, by mandating landscape replacement as a prerequisite for planning approval. This allows for a city that is dense yet liveable: a model that many other cities with pressing problems should look to when germinating their own variation of a liveable city.
Through this series, familiar scenes are rendered into unexpected colours to visually distil and heighten the tension between greenery and building, evoking the wonder and magic of a garden city like no other.
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“Dead Space”
Finbarr Fallon Photography
Cimitero morale
Fotografia Finbarr Fallon Cerco nel web immagini di fotografi, più o meno conosciuti, ed ecco che mi appare un blog che racconta la storia di un reportage durato 5 anni sul cimitero in verticale di Hong Kong il fotografo è Finbarr Fallon Le immagini mi hanno condotta per mano a un anno fa, allora non sapevamo ancora della nostra fragilità, quando festeggiavamo coriandoli e palloni, ignari…
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