Telephone
I hear you, but you're not getting through. Operator?
The image echoes the sentiment. The man in the foreground is echoed by the man in the background but in a converse manner. One converses whilst the other is silent. One watches while the other avoids. And the gap in between speaks volumes; a sense of isolation. Is this deliberate? Or yet another facet of modern living? Modernity isolates yet it also provides the means to bridge the gaps. But you can't fax a handshake or dial a hug, can you?
4 Comments:
Doesn't remind you of Hopper? We're not alone but yet alone. Nighthawks.
A consolation, I suppose, is that creativity and art bide in solitude...
Alone is not loneliness...
i'm definitely not an expert at photographs, but I somehow just feel that the picture would be a little (just a little...heh) more perfect if the public phone was the old-orange-coin-phone kind.
hi bik, I agree. Unfortunately there aren't that many of those phones around anymore! Even the kopitiams don't have them anymore! what a shame!
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