Radical subjective storytelling and personal narratives are among the only things that set us apart from the machines and algorithms.
Today, I’m taking a deep dive into one of my favorite photobooks of recent years, “Coming and Going,” by photographer Jim Goldberg.
My latest review of the past month.
I carry my little camcorder almost everywhere I go, recording all the mundane and interesting things.
It’s so much fun to edit these at the end of the month!
Your number one priority as a creative today is to find ways to rewire your brain:
Leave the comparison machine
Manage the amount of other peoples ideas into your life, everyday
Find ways to be bored and inspired from within yourself
This is hard work. Good.
Archive Rummaging #2: Tyrol, Campaign images
This was one of my favorite assignments in my photographic career so far. Campaign images for the Austrian region of Tyrol, advertising for their tourism board.
Archive Rummaging #1:
Textures and warm days in my mind.
Thank you Andy! I‘m particularly happy to find more and more alternatives thanks to your help as well!
I started a series of video essays and practical explorations on making and distributing authentic work without algorithms and platform dependency constraints on my Substack.
I’m talking from my perspective as a photographer and filmmaker, but I also want to include all creative fields.
2025: The year when we wake up from the fever dream to discover we have mouths to speak, ears to listen, eyes to see, and hands to hold, touch, and help each other.
