The Memoirs series explores the artist’s life path, taking both a retrospective and introspective look at past and present. The work focuses on where the artist finds himself now and how he got here. The expressionistic and ever more abstract, subject-less works reflect the artist’s view that photographs and the reality they are tied to …
What are dreams? Are they simply random firing of our brains as we are in the process of sleeping or waking up? Are they signs of our deeper desires, or absences in life? Or maybe they are moments when we connect to our higher self, our consciousness, our soul. Most of us are not able …
During the 1920’s and 30’s, Alfred Stieglitz photographed a series of clouds. He called them “Equivalents”. This title was based on discussions which often emerged at Gallery 291 in the previous years. They stemmed from Kandinsky’s theories, particularly the belief that colours, shapes and lines reflect the inner self, the emotional “vibrations of the soul”. …
Buildings are much more than the brick and mortar they are made of. Some buildings exude such energies that they feel alive. Architecture is a reflection of its creators – their thoughts, concepts, and sometimes their lives go into them. Like art, each building holds a little bit of the life energy of every person …
Globalisation: As with many things in the world, this coin has two faces. The advancement in communication over the past decades has made the entire world a village. Today we communicate continuously, whether by mobile phone, social networks or any other instant means. We are always online, always available. And yet, we are ever more …
“Let us break their bonds asunder, and cast away their yokes from us.” ~ Psalm 2:3 Handel’s Messiah engulfs the church, and in a dark corner at the back, a single light shines on the dancer who, enthralled by the music, dances, oblivious to my presence. I try to keep it that way. I don’t …
Seeing Jazz By Prof. Vince Briffa, Artist and Researcher “Like his music, a fine photograph of a musician reflects his soul. I’m very interested in photography and in how the camera can capture personality…” ~ Dizzy Gillespie (1917-1993) The jazz photographs of Sergio Muscat aim to capture the entire physicality of a musician’s performance in …
The Evolution series is the first series created which clearly marks a move away from the more rigorous black and white images and at the same time a move closer to nature. It is presented in a very simple and often tongue-in-cheek manner; a play – a tug-of-war, almost – with the very things that …
