Entropy
Photography, for me, has become a tool for analyzing the world in which I live. Each photograph becomes a piece of an ever-growing index which is a reflection of our society. As this index grows, relationships are beginning to form between the progression of society, tradition, and the natural world. From these relationships, it is becoming possible to reveal the philosophical ideas which dominate our society. Only once these beliefs are known, can we bring about real societal progression. To change society, we must change the way people think, and to change the way they think we must first analyze the root of their thought.
Photography, for me, has become a tool for analyzing the world in which I live. Each photograph becomes a piece of an ever-growing index which is a reflection of our society. As this index grows, relationships are beginning to form between the progression of society, tradition, and the natural world. From these relationships, it is becoming possible to reveal the philosophical ideas which dominate our society. Only once these beliefs are known, can we bring about real societal progression. To change society, we must change the way people think, and to change the way they think we must first analyze the root of their thought.