The Pet Show #21 蒂姆·弗拉赫 Tim Flach
蒂姆·弗拉赫
生于1958年,英国
“这是关于我们最古老、最忠诚朋友的故事。一万五千多年前,这个物种从寒冷中走来,陪伴我们,与我们分享食物。这些极其适应环境的动物延展了我们的感知,使我们更成功、更快乐,无论是在乡村还是城市中帮助我们工作;它们强壮到足以在冰冷的荒原上拖载我们数日,也精致到能够在温暖的膝盖上安然小憩。它们可以娱乐我们,保护我们,教会我们如何去爱,服从我们的指令,甚至预示未来的事情。它们甚至能够延长我们的生命。我们以为是我们训练它们工作,但它们反过来也找到了一种让我们为它们提供生计的方式。这种伟大的纽带,造就了形态各异的狗,这正是本系列作品的灵感来源。这项工作为狗是什么以及能成为什么提供了前所未有的洞察力和视觉化表达。如今,新的生活方式和研究发现揭示了我们与这些深受喜爱的生物之间的关系比我们以前想象的更加紧密和重要。在富有洞察力的故事和令人耳目一新的影像中,《狗之神》向我们展示了我们的伟大伙伴不仅仅作为狗而卓越⸺它们还可能揭示我们成为人类的新理解之钥。” 蒂姆·弗拉赫是一位以其独特的动物肖像摄影闻名的摄影师,以捕捉动物行为和特征的独创性而著称。他的作品旨在更好地传达自然界的故事,并探索围绕艺术、交流和保护科学的问题。
造型修剪,来自《狗之神》系列,2010年©蒂姆·弗拉赫
抽象化的艾伦,来自《狗之神》系列,2010年©蒂姆·弗拉赫
接触印相,来自《狗之神》系列,2010年©蒂姆·弗拉赫
无题,2010年©蒂姆·弗拉赫
TIM FLACH
B.1958, Great Britain
“This is the tale of our oldest, most faithful friend, the species that came in from the cold more than 15,000 years ago to keep us company and share our food.
These incredibly adaptable animals extend our senses, make us more successful and happier, do our work in the country and the city; they are tough enough to haul us for days across icy wastelands and delicate enough to snooze gently in the warming of an elegant lap. They can entertain us, protect us, teach us how to love, do what they are told, and tell us what is going to happen next. They can even extend our lives. We think we train them to do the work, but they have in turn found a way for us to provide for them. This great bond that has forged so many different forms of dog is the inspiration for this series. The result is an unprecedented insight and visualization of what dogs are and can be. Now new ways of living and new findings in research reveal our relationship with these much-loved creatures is even more intense and vital than we previously thought. In insightful stories and eye-opening images, Dog Gods shows us that our great companions may not only be remarkable as dogs–they can also hold the key to new understandings of what it is to be human.”
Topiary, from series Dog Gods,2010©Tim Flach
Alan abstract, from series Dog Gods,2010©Tim Flach
Contact sheet, from series Dog Gods,2010©Tim Flach
Untitled Video, 2010©Tim Flach