Tag: photography
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The Monochrome Experience: Evolving Population
The near future will lead us to an increasing degree of evolution. But only the classes that handle the flow of global information will go ahead in their quest to accumulate wealth and power. The rest of human race will return to the niches of prehistory. The management of knowledge among the elites who keep the BIG DATA know-how for their own interests will be added to the wealth at the economic level. It’s up to us, as Humans (Homo Sapiens) to be aware of what we’re giving away, when, and to whom.
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The Monochrome Experience: Mirage
Rainwater brings us the open door of liquid mirrors. When you reflect in its waters is easy to run the risk of existential vertigo, enjoy the relativistic abyss, and the slight tickling of time in a significantly deceptive space. Celebrate with me the flipped photograph of the rider. I waited a bit and this portal […]
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The Monochrome Experience: Quantum entanglement
Quantum entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when a pair or group of particles is generated, interact, or share spatial proximity in a way such that the quantum state of each particle of the pair or group cannot be described independently of the state of the others, including when the particles are separated by […]
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The Monochrome Experience: Over Our Hearths
Do you remember Pierre, where we fall in love at first sight? Sure, Marie, on the street with the convex mirror that deformed also the sense of feeling. And we kissed each other in that passage found in works, where everything was very dark. Then we went up to a rooftop terrace where we touched […]
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The Monochrome Experience: Free Rein
Lovers hide their kisses between the stone steps, they just sealed a love on the bridge Pont des Arts. Tying love locks also on the Pont de l’Archeveche, near the Notre Dame cathedral, and will remain anchored other loved-up couples for ever. Rainy spring days, bright summer mornings, lethargic autumn evenings, long winter nights. The […]
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The Monochrome Experience: We’ll Always Have Paris!
City of charm, novelized by great writers, and desired by cohorts of unfathomable lovers. Rainwater is deposited in Man Ray style: Larmes (Tears) on Car-Tops. On the Seine you can feel the upward glance of the fin du 19e siècle. Couples unleash passions in invisible rooftops. The inner courtyards attend to growth the glistening wild […]
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The Monochrome Experience: Claim
For once, protesters without visible text like a silent film with no synchronized recorded sound. Pure beauty where the message is omitted, and we only see the action. Photography allows us to disrupt reality from time to time*. (*) Photographs taken before the coronavirus pandemic
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The Monochrome Experience: Humans And Ants
There are 7,8 billion humans on the planet today. Check out the exact number here. Ants alive on Earth at any given time exceed 10,000 trillions. We swarm with ants war and colonial ambition, but ants are in the pinnacle of social evolution*. (*) Photographs taken before the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Monochrome Experience: Reality
Definition of reality: 1: The quality or state of being real. 2: A real event, entity, or state of affairs his dream became a reality. a: The totality of real things and events trying to escape from reality. b: Something that is neither derivative nor dependent but exists necessarily. We use reality to refer to […]
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The Monochrome Experience: The Mandela Effect
How can millions of people distinctly remember something that never happened? It is quite logical that the Mandela Effect increases exponentially in the near future due mainly to the cocktail of information that surrounds us. Some believers in conspiracy theory may think that the ME is a System Error. The matrix of the system produces […]
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The Monochrome Experience: Mirror-Image Universe
New experiments reveal hints of a world and a reality that are complete reflections of ours, with some particles capable of switching between the two. This mirrorverse may be able to solve the mystery of the universe’s missing dark matter. Nestling within the fabric of space and time alongside our own familiar universe, the implications […]
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The Monochrome Experience: The Kiss
V-J Day in Times Square is a photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt that portrays a U.S. Navy sailor grabbing and kissing a nurse on Victory over Japan Day in New York City’s Times Square on August 14, 1945. In my picture there is no war or victory. They are a couple who celebrate their love in […]
Lluís Bussé 