Magnum Poster: Fountain City, Wisconsin, 2002 Fine Prints which explores themes of intimacy

which explores themes of intimacy

On the Sixth Day offers an intimate vision of both coexistence and brutality where the lives of animals and farmers share a practical and ritual space

the scene contrasts the intensity of nature with the subdued presence of built structures

I liked them a lot because they seemed otherworldly and therefore completely vulnerable in a society in which they did not belong and for which they were not prepared

the absurdity of the image further supported by a second dog on the left sitting in exactly the same pose as the surreal dog-man composite

Magnum Poster: Fountain City, Wisconsin, 2002 Fine Prints which explores themes of intimacyAlec Soths work is rooted in the American photographic tradition that Walker Evans famously termed documentary style. Concerned with the mythologies and oddities that proliferate Americas disconnected communities, Soth has an instinct for the relationship between narrative and metaphor. His clarity of voice has drawn many comparisons to literature, but he believes photography to be more fragmented; Its more like poetry than writing a novel.