m i g h t
“might” is a beautiful word. It is not just “power”, it is more about capability to decide, to implement. An author is mighty in a sense that he is to decide how the story will be told. As decision is made, the omitted details, circumstances, connections and nuances become vague. Without any doubt they still exist, but are now much more difficult to notice. The truth is sacrificed to narration.
Pictures here is an attempt to get a spectator into this process: although I made a first step by cutting them off from a bigger canvas, there still a lot to be done. Who are these pictures about? What is happening to the characters? Where does the story start, what does it go through and where does it end?
