Metaphors

The Image as Metaphor The picture takes our mind back to remember and feel sensations of our past time. What if we see again the moment and we see another perspective? Distorting our memories to see beyond reality and view the image, not as a memory but as a metaphor.

Helmer Sei Murayama C.

Wat Frequency The pulse of a civilization immortalized in stone with light and shadow.

Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Black hole The dark spot absorbing everything in its sight; Light and matter, dead or alive. Leaving behind only emptiness.

Security camera IBM Plaza Building

Chicago, E.U.

Censorship The creation of man as something obscene at the beauty of nature.

Barcelona, Spain

Walking Saturn Follow what looks like a path just to get to the same place. Solely for not seeing beyond the darkness and the unknown.

Sapa, Vietnam

Red miner Moving and digging layer by layer, stone by stone. Only to find his little innocence.

Tokyo, Japón

. Impurity The impure man punished and rejected by a belief created by himself

Santorini, Greece

Kanagawa wave Solely an echo of the big wave.

Athens, Greece

The Thinker Visualizing the creation of a thought. Inside the mind.

San Francisco, E.U.

Groundline Where the horizon cuts the earth and the sky becomes a new city of light and void.

Chicago, E.U.

Wounded sky Reach for the sky just to touch it and hurt it. As we do with everything else.

Barcelona, Spain

P yramids Reflection of the geometry that gave birth to ancient civilizations. From the void to matter.

Forum Barcelona, Spain

Helmer Sei Murayama Caro

June, 2014