Cezar Quijada
Macro Photography (name unknown)
Dream Nfun
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Final images and concept
Childhood – the most beautiful time in every person’s life
when we live in a miraculous world of fantasy… Surrounded by toys in our heads we
create imaginary realities where toys are alive and live have their own little
world full of happiness and adventures. But what happens to those fantasies
when we grow up and leave the toys behind? Our fantasies DIE. By growing up
people destroy the wonderful imaginary toy worlds they created.
By creating two contrasting panoramas and mini worlds I want
to draw people’s attention to this topic and remind them of the toy worlds of
their childhood. When I was a child I used to love playing with little figures
of smurfs, which is why I chose them as symbol of my childhood toy planet. The
first mini world represents the childhood. I used exaggerated bright a colors,
all smurfs are facing the viewer. They are all standing next to each other
around the planet, surrounding beautiful emerald lawn. The second mini world
represents the adult life full of worries and “things we have to do”. This mini
world is dull, grey and depressing. The lawn in the middle is replaced by dark burnt
empty spot. The smurfs are lying around helter-skelter, they are dirty. Some
smurfs are gone buried in dirt as we are buried in worries. The gaps between
them are much bigger as they are bigger between people when they become adults.
Children are not separated by race and language, religious or political views.
They love playing with each other and can find the way of communications with
anyone of their age.
By project I want to inspire people bring their toy worlds
back to life - may be only in their heads by remembering the wonderful plastic
or stuffed little friends that they used to have. They might be lying around
somewhere in mom’s garage or on the attic among rummage impossible to find or
even gone for good, but they should always live in our memory.
Friday, August 1, 2014
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