I feel these photos as depression engulfing me, surrounding me, caressing me, and becoming part of me. I don't know what the artist who created intended, but that's what is so wonderful about art; everyone takes away something different or interprets a piece differently. I think the important thing about a great art piece is its ability to give and affect individuals and that alone.
The seeds of destruction: Art Under Attack: Histories of British Iconoclasm at Tate Britain – Tate Etc | Tate
As an exhibition at Tate Britain reveals, iconoclasm has taken many turns throughout the centuries in the United Kingdom, from savage destruction during the Reformation to more recent actions by contemporary artists
Another photo from my coming book. This is from a series called "Lost". The photo is not digitally manipulated, but has been printed and been "manipulated" in real life, whereafter it's been re-photographed. www.marcusmb.com www.instagram.com/marcus_mb www.facebook.com/MarcusMbPhotography
