Quote from themorningnews.org
Would loooove to have his work up on my wall.
Photos from foley gallery
Photo from here
I really enjoy the concept behind this project: capturing the moment one form transforms into another form.
So clever!
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Martin Klimas
Martin Klimas destroys a lot of clay to make his art. Combining the silence of Eadweard Muybridge’s horse pictures with the association-rich composition of a still life, Klimas breaks recognizable objects so they become something else, and stops us just at the moment of transformation.
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Hi Lydia!!
ReplyDeleteIts anonymous M here.. haha
That is absolutely amazing!
How does he do it? There must be a trick because he's only destroying just the bottom half of the objects... Does he shoot them or something? I love broken, fragile things.
wow
Well hello anonymous M!
ReplyDeleteYea they're great, aren't they?! Well I read that he literally just drops all of them from the same height and has a camera situated to take a series of photos to capture the moment it hits the ground!
Then he goes through and chooses the best shot for each object. But it's so crystal clear, isn't it?
Btw M, how do I follow you? There's no button/link on your main page!