Get Featured: Kocha
Kocha has an interesting series to share with us, delving into time and space. Oh, and a bag too. Check it out.
My Name is Kocha born and educated in Bangkok and now working as UI/UX Designer in Sydney.
As a designer I have been asking a lot regarding of what is the “Time & Space” and I’ve realized that the space does not exist but its boundary make the emptiness become a space and space is place + memories = space.
Technically I’ve added a Kaleidoscope (a toys) right front of my 35mm lens and shooting with no cue of what I’m going to get on my Ilford FP4+ negative, which the goal of bring more boundary into the scene to represent the “space”
Also if you have a close look carefully you will notices that every single space handle its own time (it not look the same, a tiny difference), so every shoot on this particular (part of) project will handle its own sense of “Time & Space”.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
Kocha
www.kochaphotography.com
www.facebook.com/HELLOKOCHA
Last but not least, I’ve included a shot of what in my bag for your review too : )
Including:
Mamiya 7ii + 65mm Lens
Leica MP + 35mm Summicron
Contax T2
JCH Half Case
Hasselblad 500 CM + Carl Zeiss *T 80mm F2.8
Sekonic L758Dr
Crumpler Mild Enthusiast (M) Bag
Thanks for sharing your work and your bag with us, Kocha. Fascinating to see how you are approaching the concept of time and space through photography. Oh, and thanks for the bag shot too. Very nice.
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Thanks
JCH
This really is photography as art. Thanks for sharing.
Love your project Kocha, really different. but good different. Good stuff.
Love your project! I find especially beautiful the 1st and 3rd picture. It reminds me a bit of something Man Ray or one of the Surrealists could have done… Please keep shooting, and thanks for sharing!