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Inside the Hive - Second Edition
di Ed Swinden
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Informazioni sul libro
The second edition of Ed's two-part exploration of modern life and society, including new and refined images.
"Inside the Hive" is a two-part photographic art project that grew out of Ed Swinden's candid 'Street B(ee)' work of 2003-2009 and his 2010 military-style portraiture piece, "Beekeeper: to Serve the Queen".
Two sides of an 'argument' are presented, and the reader asked to decide whether to look on the light side, or the dark side.
Ed's artwork aims to make the viewer consider what 'duty' and 'society' mean for the individual. It addresses themes of service and duty, alienation and coersion, the building of physical and mental barriers, and explores personal graft, sacrifice and redemption.
"Inside the Hive" is a two-part photographic art project that grew out of Ed Swinden's candid 'Street B(ee)' work of 2003-2009 and his 2010 military-style portraiture piece, "Beekeeper: to Serve the Queen".
Two sides of an 'argument' are presented, and the reader asked to decide whether to look on the light side, or the dark side.
Ed's artwork aims to make the viewer consider what 'duty' and 'society' mean for the individual. It addresses themes of service and duty, alienation and coersion, the building of physical and mental barriers, and explores personal graft, sacrifice and redemption.
Funzionalità e dettagli
- Categoria principale: Fotografia artistica
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Formato del progetto: Quadrato grande, 30×30 cm
N° di pagine: 90 - Data di pubblicazione: set 08, 2010
- Parole chiave work, metaphor, contrast, urban, city, freedom, document, manchester, bees, individuality, duty, photo, street, society, hive, inside
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Informazioni sull'autore
Edward Swinden
Greater Manchester, England
Ed is an award-winning former journalist, a writer and multimedia artist. His work has been featured in many publications including The British Journal of Photography, Ag, and Aesthetica. His interests include graphic design, (translated) Japanese literature, psychology, sociology, and experimental cookery.