SOUTH INDIA: A TRAVEL WITH CHALLENGES
2011
In Spring 2011, I collaborated with people to capture, and interpret, their unique ideas during my month-long trip through Southern India. I asked each person to present me with a photographic project.
The purpose was to awaken in myself, and others, curiosity that is often buried in life’s routine. I wanted to connect with people, allow them to connect with me, and present something that manifested that connection.
18 ideas have been interpreted for this series.
Each project presented a different challenge in both direction and interpretation, and each project pushed me to delve deeper into myself and into the country.
SOUTE INDIA: A TRAVEL WITH CHALLENGES
CATCH THE FIRST SMILE I 'I would like to see on a photograph the smile of your first encounter in india'
PEOPLE IN MOTION I 'Go into the crowd and capture the people going through'
THE QUIET I 'Quiet and India are not necessary synonymes in the head of the people. Try to capture the quiet.'
COW HEAD MOSAIC I 'Photograph cow heads and make a mosaic out of it.'
RED ONLY I 'Photograph red things.'
LOOK ALIKE I 'Try to find a look alike.'
YOU ARE UNDER AN ELEPHANT I 'Take a picture under an elephant.'
YOU ARE UNDER AN ELEPHANT I 'Take a picture under an elephant.'
SELF PORTRAIT DURING HOLI FESTIVAL I 'Take several pictures of yourself with colors thrown on your face.'
SELF PORTRAIT DURING HOLI FESTIVAL I 'Take several pictures of yourself with colors thrown on your face.'
SILVER AND COLD I 'Photograph pieces of jewelry on women.'
HIDE AND SEEK: FIND THE BEAR I 'Take an object with you that you will photograph in different places and situations.'
HIDE AND SEEK: FIND THE BEAR I 'Take an object with you that you will photograph in different places and situations.'
SHIT I 'Photograph kinds of shit.'
SHIT I 'Photograph kinds of shit.'
ONE MONTH IN MEALS I 'Take a picture of all your meals.'
ONE MONTH IN MEALS I 'Take a picture of all your meals.'
TURN AROUND, POINT AND SHOOT I 'For one day, set an alarm clock to ring every hour and when it rings, take in picture what is behind you.'
TWO GENERATIONS DRAWING NEW YORK I 'Ask two generations to draw how they see New York.'
TWO GENERATIONS DRAWING NEW YORK I 'Ask two generations to draw how they see New York.'
11:00 AM EVERY DAY BY A STRANGER I 'Ask a stranger to take a picture of you every day at the same time.'
ME BY ME I 'Make an autoportrait every day.'
FUTURE OF INDIA I 'Street kids are everywhere in India. What is the future of India as seen through their eyes?.'
FUTURE OF INDIA I 'Street kids are everywhere in India. What is the future of India as seen through their eyes?.'
CLOSE TO NATURE I 'Photograph details of plants and trees.'
CLOSE TO NATURE I 'Photograph details of plants and trees.'