Zin Taylor / 下田市 (Shimoda) – Ambient Visions of a Dot new but transports them to a

but transports them to a world of their own

The fourth book

it was inherited by King Albert I of Belgium and subsequently

and the heel hovers just above the ground — offers a curious take on the decisive moment but also serves a surprisingly simple and apt metaphor for liminality

moving house seems like a more realistic way of escaping from the work than a white coat of paint on top of it

Zin Taylor / 下田市 (Shimoda) – Ambient Visions of a Dot new but transports them to aIn Zin Taylors Ambient Visions of a Dot, the artist records a day spent walking around the coastal village of Shimoda, Japan. Captured in black and white, using an old Sony Cyber shot camera, the high contrast photographs explore a landscape rich with allegorical content. As a process of creation Taylor uses the camera as a skillful travel companion, one that is particularly adept at teasing out the sublimated influences embedded within this bucolic