But the point with art is that you make it for yourself, not for others. Making images feeds my soul, my spirit and it has helped incredibly with my mental health over the last 33 years I suffer from depression, PTSD, anxiety disorder and bipolar. I have followed my dream of being an artist through thick and thin since I chose that path in life and have kept true to that, for which I am incredibly grateful and proud.
This sequence my favourite in my latest body of work , Dark Light, is one of the four sequences in the series collectively titled Travelling the wonderful loneliness There is something to see in every picture β but it is so subtle β not everyone will see it, but it is for people who look at pictures a lot.
It is a type of anti-spirituality meets spirituality⦠and any number of other meeting points. Fascinated randomness. The human figure appears as a singular frozen device. Post-apocalyptic as well. Please click on the photographs for a larger version of the image. Photographs are available from this series for purchase. For more information please see the Store web page. Marcus Bunyan website.
Back to top. During I took a photographic journey through Europe. The trip was an ascetic experience, hardly talking to anyone for 2 months, immersed in photography, taking almost 10, photographs on three digital cameras.
I have whittled these photographs down to around images in four sequences. This sequence, Tell Me Why, is one of the four sequences in the series collectively titled Travelling the wonderful loneliness Bamboo Leaf Press, , p.
