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DisintegrationDisintegration:
it's a bloom in
efflorescense;
a mitochondrial
malediction of
sharp spirals
to nadir
in the blink of
bloodshot eyes.

It begins
with a string of words;
a litany of syllables
and spittle
that distort my dreams
one scene at a time.

- It's like an unravelling
of film from stricken reels -

Colours unwind,
and become searing
pointillist scars
in my vision;
blots of migraine-bright
light which grinds black
like a negative of
failure-stacked
Roscharch tests:

Mental markers
of clarity, coalesced
to calamity.

Disintegration:
the resolution
of a whole into
bleeding holes;

And the lights
that once marked

DarwinismOf storms and ink smears:
deviated perceptions
of evolution

Swirl amorphously
without (and within) blank eyes
and the cold-coffee

Cups of paycheck drones,
balanced between dark and light
precariously.

Convergence of Mind + MatterA man, four walls,
clad in clinical-wasteland white
and his recurring dream
of the End.

Cut
to visions of
altered infinities,
distorted dimensions rushing through
spiral-painter personae;
of shadow-worlds
captured in shades of
black and blue.

What lies
without is within:
symbiontic symmetries of
fractured imaginations and
a frantic Institution.
Patient & place
converge

- In labyrinthine
caves of decay, myriad wards
doused with the sullen pallor
of flickering flourescent
recollecton:
halls of malfunction-machinery
spewing harsh white noise,
a baleful ambient
dissonance through dead-end
thoughtways that

- Cut.
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Or, Deathsong.

The North Sea is historically known as the Morimaru, the sea of the dead: an inhospitable and ice-strewn threshold between the living world and the afterlife, skirted by barren and otherworldly landscapes. Deathsong is a three-part collection of colour photography that centres upon the deconstruction of form and focus, drawing inspiration from the harsh coastline it portrays.

The title is taken from the Ulver composition of the same name, and can be heard here.}

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Submitted on: October 21, 2012
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Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed: 1/1000 second
Aperture: F/11.0
Focal Length: 35 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Date Taken: February 17, 2010
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
Sensor Size: 4mm

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~heavypsych Apr 3, 2013

This picture... and this Ulver song...
Well, I just love it.

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^arctoa Apr 3, 2013 Student Photographer

_{Ah, thank-you kindly; it's appreciated.}

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~TRIARII117 Feb 9, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

good song, fitting for such a scene.

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^arctoa Feb 9, 2013 Student Photographer

^{Yes indeed; thank-you for the comment, it's appreciated.}

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~lciam Jan 16, 2013 Professional Photographer

love this serie!

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^arctoa Jan 16, 2013 Student Photographer

^{Many thanks, I'm glad that you do.}

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~LutherBash Jan 14, 2013

Beautiful series, my favorite out of it- good work!

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^arctoa Jan 15, 2013 Student Photographer

^{Ah, thank-you kindly. This series means a lot to me so I am glad that you enjoyed the work.}

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~Vierasaine Jan 5, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

Amazing work!

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^arctoa Jan 5, 2013 Student Photographer

^{Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.}

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