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Submitted: November 4, 2012
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d13 #93 (4)by `DpressedSoul

Photography / Conceptual

Scenes from the video installation The Refusal of Time by William Kentridge.
dOCUMENTA (13), Kassel (Germany).

A collaboration with *Filterkaffee
Inspired by the artwork in the gallery of

From a photowalk with *Filterkaffee and *EOneArt.
See all photos from dOCUMENTA (13) here: [link]

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Critique by ~midnightbluedestiny Nov 4, 2012, 4:13:22 AM

Hey Florian he thing I love about this piece is the delicacy about it. Especially around the time pieces. Not to mention the originality of the entire thing.
I love the smaller dimension other time pieces in the back ground and the four cornering Trumpets.
I love the centre row f the woman in her dress, it kind of ties the entire thing together.
Vision: the overall nine pictures tie together really well and gives almost film reel look to the image.
Originality: it does hold some originality however the almost nineteen forties look to it gives it an almost olden look rather than new age.
Technique: then technique you used was enthralling and imaginative and offers a great amount of 'food for thought'
Impact: the impact it gives is thrilling and beautiful and makes me think about the effort put into this piece.
All in all great job bud!
Xxxxx Kini

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