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“Constructed Landscapes” by Marinos Tsagkarakis
Marinos is a young Greek photographer from the island of Crete and a member of the collective “Depression Era”, which portrays the urban and social landscapes of the economic crisis in his home country.
His photographic work focuses in urban landscapes that have been affected by the current situation in Greece, which entered a state of transition prolonged to the present day. “I believe that any change in the social and economic situation of a region is reflected on its built environment and the landscape.”
Regarding “Constructed Landscapes”, Marinos comments: “All these landscapes could be beautiful carved canyons in the American Wild West or a World Heritage, but there is one distinctive difference: they are ‘Constructed’. This photographic project deals with landscapes that are created and shaped by human intervention. The common feature of these landscapes is their large scale and the awe which is provoked by their ‘Industrial Ugliness’. All these landscapes are located in Greek territory. This project lasted 9 months. I have traveled across Greece for 2.800 kilometers, from Halkidiki to Ptolemais, and from Thessaly to Crete -in a special trek- capturing the manufactured landscapes of my country.”
Marinos finds inspiration in the work of photographers like Alec Soth and Lars Tunbjörk, and this particular project was inspired by the work of Ed Burtynsky and Naoya Hatakeyama.
Do not forget to see more of his work following the link on his name above.
Lomography in Colors - Atoll
Plastic cams.
Plastic cams.
“I’ve organized a lot of programs in prison. One of the classes I started is called Creative Parenting. It’s the most popular class here. The waiting list is really long. I don’t have any kids myself, but I noticed that most guys are really soft for their kids. So that gave me an idea. Mainly we just make stuff and send it to the kids. We’ll do coloring projects where the father will color half the picture, and the kid will color the second half. We write bedtime stories. Most of the guys write about sports, but we make sure that every story has a moral. Sometimes we’ll take funny photos and send them to the kids. One guy’s daughter was really into My Little Pony. He was a tough guy. He was in a gang and everything, but he put his hair into pigtails and pretended to be a horse. We did another class where we made cards for kids with cancer. I had my family set it up with a hospital. We made about 200 cards. They didn’t want us to write ‘I hope you feel better,’ because that reminds the kids of what they’re going through. So we tried to keep it focused on Christmas. There were 150 guys in my unit, and 60 signed up for that program. A lot of the guys had to wait outside because the room was too small.” (Federal Correctional Complex: Hazelton, West Virginia)
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