Miroslaw Balka - How it is

Jaume Plensa - Dream

James Turrell / perspective can be a strong tool in the presentation of spatial awareness

Titles within book paginated - different approach of titles?

Joseph Muller Brockmann

Hamish Fulton - Typography (possible ways of presentation)

distortion of space and form - folded picture from magazine

Francis Bacon - Portrait of George Dyer and Lucian Freud

Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon

the contrast of sunlight and storm - Camberwell + Peckham

Edvard Munch - "Puberty"

Enter The Void - Enter

Enter The Void

Cyprien Gaillard - View of Sighthill Cemetery 2008 - Chromogenic print, mounted on acrylic glass

exploration of the unknown - ambience of the sublime?

The presentation of space and it's importance for our ability to function (visually) has been explored through the defining of shadows. A key tool in presenting a 3D object, however perspective has aided the possibility to present and display depth. With the photo's taken "exploration of the unknown," (a flash used on a deserted beach at night giving a faded outlook into darkness,) the lack of perspective and shadows leaves the viewer to a define horror of isolation, a trait of "The Sublime." The use of darkness as a material put's the viewer often in an uncomfortable environment which in turn provokes the thought of self reflection. How we deal with situations and what our limitations are.     

flat areas of space - to blur 3D to 2D

basic principles of shadows defining an object