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'''''Water landscapes microscopic photography''''' | '''''Water landscapes microscopic photography''''' | ||
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The feeling of looking through a telescope into the vastness of the night is also found in the microscope. | |||
The microscope functions as a portal to the sub-universe of the micro, of organised forms hidden in the larger terms of "more complex" organisms. But in reality it is a portal to the complexity of life, a venture into understanding from the smallest. | |||
[[File:Captura de Pantalla 2024-06-17 a las 18.40.56.png|thumb]]Under the microscope hides a multitude of surprising micro-organisms, but also a multitude of abstract forms, colours and textures. | |||
In this project I try to forget the scientific use of the microscope and use it as a tool for creation, [[File:Captura de Pantalla 2024-06-17 a las 18.40.35.png|thumb]]looking through it with the greatest sensitivity and a naive and inexperienced eye. I don't photograph | |||
beings that I find but forms and sensations that catch the attention of my eyes. | |||
In this way, the tool allows a normalised approach to these beings. Once you understand that they exist, | |||
they will become an object of study and then a look without scruple for their size,[[File:Captura de Pantalla 2024-06-17 a las 18.40.46.png|thumb]]without objectification but poetisation of the matter. | |||