איש מגנום Jacob Aue Sobol יצא ל
מסע ברכבת הטרנס-סיבירית.
On this journey I will visit three cities, where I have never been
before: Moscow, Ulan Batar, and Beijing. The train will bring me from
the Russian forests to the Mongolian desert and finally through the
mountains to Beijing. The train will be the red thread connecting these
capitals. From the window I will follow the change of landscape and the
change of mood.
הוא חזר עם תצלומים. הוא חזר גם עם מלים. לא רבות, אבל אילו מלים! כל תורת הצילום על רגל אחת:
I walk the streets, and when I get lonely, I ask if I can come inside
people’s homes. I visit a family of eight living in a traditional
Mongolian tent – the Ger. I photograph a young couple in love, an
artist, a grandchild caressing her grandmother’s cheek.
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Jacob Aue Sobol, from Arrivals and Departures |
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I’ve heard they are difficult to get close to – the Chinese. I find it
hard to believe. Is it not always the same? The way you connect with
people? To me it seems more difficult not to be close. I feel
safe when I’m near other people. When I’m far away, I get lost and can’t
feel anything, so therefore it’s natural for me to take one step
closer. And so I do in Beijing.
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Jacob Aue Sobol, from Arrivals and Departures | |
ולסיכום:
I admire all the people I take pictures of because they put themselves
in a very vulnerable position. They trust me and I trust them, and it is
important for me that there’s a mutual understanding of this. That
we’re communicating in a way where it’s not just ‘me looking at them’,
but there’s an exchange of emotions and life.
הבטיחו לי ש
תיכנסו. סופרלטיבים רק ימעיטו מערכה של העבודה הזאת.
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