Hybrid7: An Art Project

In an attempt to convey our different views, a couple of us iMarcians have started an art project which for now we're calling Hybrid7. (Mainly because we're squatting on one of Craig's domains.)

http://www.hybrid7.com


This project is an attempt to explore who we are, what we see and how we interact with the everyday things around us. The premise is simple: weekly, the three of us (Craig, Christian and I) will each find two items around Newburyport as subjects. These can be places, items, people, anything, and each of our jobs for the week is to shoot a picture of each item.

Every Friday, we'll post our results side-by-side and we'll see how the results turn out. We've been trying not to see what one another is taking to purify the outcome, but even in the first issue you'll see that a couple of the pictures even came out similar.

And that's perfectly fine.
It's the way we see things.

Over time we hope to develop quite a catalog of pictures. The objects and deadlines help to spur creativity forward even through times when it may not be obviously present. Not only are we exploring how we see things but we're also making the uninteresting interesting. You get three views items that one may normally never even consider in their daily travels. We're making the things you may walk by everyday stand out and impress.

Or so we hope to accomplish.

The project is young, but the first issue is up and we're ready to churn forward.
Check it out.

Comments

Monday, Dec 5, 2005 / 5:20pm Robert Mohns said…

very nice work, all of you.

Tuesday, Dec 6, 2005 / 1:24pm brother bob said…

Hey T nice work on this. It is a great idea. I love the different takes on the subject chosen. Check out my new site I made. Peace. Bob

Tuesday, Dec 6, 2005 / 2:37pm Daniel Marino said…

How about opening up the photographers and generalizing the object/location. I am sure you want to keep this an iMarc/Newburyport art project. But if in the future you want to open it to others... let me know. I would love to join in...

Nice stuff!

Wednesday, Dec 7, 2005 / 9:48am Dave Tufts said…

great idea, really cool implementation. once you get into a regular pattern on shooting and posting, it would be neat to see your interpretations of more expressive subjects (order, chaos, happiness, etc...)

Thursday, Dec 8, 2005 / 1:13pm Kaypers said…

Holy Ghandi- abstract concepts such as happiness and chaos brought into the frame of a single photographic moment - it's a brilliant idea... I like it!

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