De verdad una propuesta muy impresionante, personas que nadie se detendría a fotografiar y sin embargo las convierte en modelos con sus aparente mal encarados rostros, son simplemente naturales. Tal vez una persona normal les echaría un vistazo y pasaría de largo, no este artista, que ve algo más que traer al mundo, algo normal y diferente al mismo tiempo. Muy completo tu aporte trayendo varias ideas sobre la vida de estas personas y lo que el artista trato de explicar.
"...Esos rostros, esa miradas se convierten en símbolos a descifrar".
"... La vida que esculpió esas miradas.
La vida misma, la dureza de cada día. Me ha encantado, unas más que otras se vuelven llamativas y verdaderamente quisiéramos descifrar que pensaban en ese momento.
Un aplauso y un abrazo por tu aporte, limpio e impecable, siempre destacando que no lo sabemos todo.
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Truly an impressive concept: the artist takes people whom no one would ever stop to photograph and transforms them into models—despite their seemingly stern or grim expressions—capturing them in a way that is entirely natural. An ordinary passerby might glance at them and keep walking, but not this artist; he sees something more to share with the world—something both ordinary and, at the same time, unique. Your contribution is very thorough, offering various insights into the lives of these individuals and what the artist sought to convey.
"...Those faces, those gazes, become symbols waiting to be deciphered."
"...The life that carved those expressions."
Life itself—the harshness of the everyday. I absolutely loved it; some of these images are particularly striking, and one truly longs to decipher what these people were thinking at that very moment.
A round of applause—and a warm embrace—for your contribution; it is clean, impeccable, and serves as a great reminder that there is always more to learn. Hug
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RE: Richard Avedon: In the American West [Eng-Esp]