Talking with us

An image caught for six seconds sets reflection in motion so strongly that it begins to fill with something more than the view itself. It begins to fill with meaning. It is no longer only the meaning of things. It is also the meaning of ourselves.

Bjarke IngelsEmotion centerThe PhotoEmotion.pl project can be interpreted as an attempt to connect two seemingly different worlds: technology and emotion. This is interesting precisely because it's a tool for building experiences. In good desig…Martin ScorseseMemory of emotionsAn image, like cinema, is meaningful when it ceases to represent a story—something that happened a moment earlier or will happen in a moment. Emotions contribute to and determine that story. Photoemotion is about this…Margot RobbieClose-up on emotionsI see a place that reminds me that the most precious moments in our lives aren't perfectly staged—they're real. It's this authenticity that inspires me most, both in my work as an actress and in the way we tell storie…Ridley ScottPhoto Emotion - Terrestrial AldebaransI'm primarily interested in the relationship between architecture and light. I often create them according to desired principles, leading to a desired effect, and how they help direct a person's instincts, whether in…Ludvig NobelEmotions. Hidden LanguageEmotions are often the hidden language beneath history, culture, and identity. Before people can truly speak with one another, they must first recognize what they feel, and what others may be feeling. Photo Emotion in…Marek JaniakPhoto e motion - Six Seconds of the WorldWe find ourselves at a singular point in the development of visual civilization. “ON THE FURTHEST PROMONTORY OF THE CENTURIES”, as Marinetti might have put it 115 years ago, because a moment has probably arrived when…Edi PyrekBetween Impulse and Reaction, Around Six Seconds PassBetween impulse and reaction, around six seconds pass. Before you think “beautiful” or “ugly”, before you name what you feel — before you summon colour theory, the golden ratio, the rules of composition — your body ha…Sławomir GrzanekI Cannot Pass by the World IndifferentlyI cannot pass by the world indifferently. Every image, every light, face, shadow or fragment of space gives rise to a question in me: what am I really seeing? And immediately after that comes another: how can I show i…Thomas StruthLet Us Begin with the Fact That Cities Form the StageLet us begin with the fact that cities form the stage. Then come the buildings. And finally, the people. From this, a story emerges. True meaning is created through the glances of passers-by, through the rhythm of the…