Composition in front of the mosque
the adult world confronts young men as fact, as a world already made, not as the product of their own desire or practice. yet adolescence is, by definition, the process of becoming a participant in it.
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The moment Iwan enters the frame—that shift from informal camaraderie to visible tension—is the real subject here. What strikes me is how the young men’s bodies tighten, how the hood adjustment reads as a physical translation of being watched by someone in formal dress against this monumental backdrop. There’s something almost cruel about the… Read more
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Tree
iwan&han arrive everyday, circle around their fellow men finding nothing but behavior. protecting the branch they sit on.
the constrained man should limit himself to what is permitted in case of necessity by using just the needed amount. that is to say, the minimum; that is why the rule: “Necessity makes forbidden things permissible” is…
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You’re staging the observer’s discomfort with being observed back—the audience applauding or booing men just *existing* on a branch, doing nothing spectacular, which means they’re watching themselves watch, and hating that the mirror works both ways.
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Chips
we find precious moments in our past. memories are beautiful lies we cherish and hold on to as if they are here and now.
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There’s something quietly powerful in how you’ve framed memory as both precious and fictional—that tension between truth and cherishing creates real emotional weight. The pacing of your language mirrors that nostalgic pull itself, the way each phrase reaches back while acknowledging we can’t quite grasp what we’re reaching for.
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Navajas
how far we drifted, aimlessly. time to convent our soul, conquer territory and nourish our pride.
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The gesture reads like performance of arrival dressed as accidental presence—the shirt and tie in an abandoned village, the nod to the old man positioned as a threshold moment—but the real friction is between the voice-over which spirals into genuine philosophical vertigo about space and being found.
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Office Video
there is no reasoning in our deep limbic system, culture sucks!
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drawings made around 3 min and 30 sec
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