Kon Markogiannis is an experimental photographer, collage artist, philosophical poet, independent researcher and spiritual seeker with an interest in gnostic themes such as death, mortality, the human condition, the exploration of the psyche and the evolution of consciousness.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
(Im)mortality
These photographs are part of the "(Im)mortality" series which
mainly deals with the “memento mori” theme. Photographs are typically used as a way of reliving the past and
remembering the deceased. In a certain sense the photographic medium can be seen as a “weapon”
against the ephemeral and the ever-constant flow of time. The act of taking a photograph may
be immediate/instant (like pointing and shooting a gun) but its results are
timeless. One could say
that by photographically recording “reality” one acquires the ability to slow
down time and “immortalize” a transient moment. In L’Acte Photographique
Phillipe Dubois suggests that the act of taking a photograph is “an
instantaneous abduction of the object out of the world into another world, into
another kind of time”.
Friday, November 9, 2012
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