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1. Rest Energy (1980)
2. Relation in Space (1976)
3. Imponderabilia (1977)
4. Breathing In Breathing Out (1978)
5. Interruption in Space (1977)
6. Relation in Time (1977)
7. Aaa Aaa (1978)
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Photojournalist William Miller took this pictures with a camera that is, at least by most definitions, completely broken. But: This old Polaroid SX-70 produces this beautiful and abstract pictures by accident. Miller rescued it from a yard sale last year and realized that the camera wasn’t working properly, like spitting out two pictures at a time, the film getting suck in the gears and so on. Luckily he didn’t threw it away and instead began to collaborate with it. The result is always a surprise, determined by the idiosyncrasies of the film and the camera while any intention of the photographer becomes recontextualized inside this new dynamic. Nizam states: ‘What the final photographs show is a picture of the Polaroid process itself frozen in time and plucked out of the camera mid gesture.’
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“I’m Tired, me too”
Ben Vautier, 1960’s poster, Art is worthless, no art, down with art, MoMA NYC
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