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et in arcadia ego (1)

June 8, 2020August 1, 2020 by Michael Shanks

Project – Et in Arcadia ego – [Link] Black mirror. Claude Glass.

Posted in (re)framing, ambient rhetoric, antiquarians, landscapes, media archaeology, mirrors, photography Tagged black mirror, et in arcadia ego

ambient rhetoric – Joker

December 28, 2019February 26, 2021 by Michael Shanks

Posted in ambient rhetoric, photography, physiognomy, quiddity, storytelling and narrative Tagged Joker - the movie

Ambient rhetoric – borderlands

December 15, 2019June 8, 2020 by Michael Shanks

Project: Borderlands – [Link]

Posted in (re)framing, ambient rhetoric, borderlands, chorography, deep mapping, noise, photography, signal and noise Tagged Lindisfarne, Rothbury

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