| Lost A PHOTOGRAPHIC SERIES OF MODERN DECONSTRUCTION |
Brian Hannan sees the world around him with a
different perspective. He views the obscure;
objects and places that most people may not
care to look at. “Lost” is an excellent example
of that view. In his photographic series, Brian
has noticed that with change there is always the
discarded and old. People forget that what we
discard never goes away. Sometimes we need
to be reminded of what we have removed and
lost, so that we may rediscover what hidden story
or perception such a forgotten item could tell us.
Practically all of these objects and scenes were
either just out of view from everyday life, or
ignored by society. To see them on there own in
their individual environment is to see just how
beautiful something lost and discarded can be.
different perspective. He views the obscure;
objects and places that most people may not
care to look at. “Lost” is an excellent example
of that view. In his photographic series, Brian
has noticed that with change there is always the
discarded and old. People forget that what we
discard never goes away. Sometimes we need
to be reminded of what we have removed and
lost, so that we may rediscover what hidden story
or perception such a forgotten item could tell us.
Practically all of these objects and scenes were
either just out of view from everyday life, or
ignored by society. To see them on there own in
their individual environment is to see just how
beautiful something lost and discarded can be.
| Free Floating Object |
| Horizontal Foundation |
| Solitary Chair |
| Monolithic Machine |
| Tagged Chair |
| Copyright 2007 - The Retina's Eye |
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