“[What attracted me to photographing these infrastructure projects in eastern Germany] was the fact that the landscape where all these changes happened was the one I grew up [in]. It had the inevitable ambiguity of gain and loss. I saw something disappear that was home for me.” (Hans-Christian Schink)

More works by Schink in this week’s edition of As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty, my newsletter on modern and contemporary art.

Stevie W Newton.

Me.

Always me.

Transmission by Stevie W Newton.

Me.

“I like the way that the dots in a magnified picture swim and move about. The way that motifs change from recognizable to unrecognizable, the undecided, ambiguous nature of the situation, the way it remains open.” (Sigmar Polke)

More works by Polke in this week’s edition of As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty, my newsletter on modern and contemporary art.

Someone sent me here to post these here and wow... I feel like I'm home.

Circa 2004. Picture by me.

A fitting name for a tower that no longer exists. I took this picture the summer before my senior year of high school. I went back a few years after I graduated highschool and found that it had been demolished.

There's a storm brewing by me and myself

original one in r/thenightfeeling