Research of artist in sequential imagery

Today I want to talk about an artist I research on who's work was on sequential imagery.

His name is Duane Michals, he's an American photographer. the reason I love his works and I'm inspired by it is because his works always are out of the ordinary and always have a deeper meaning, his works, often containing texts, always have a philosophical meaning and a burst of emotion.

This work he named, things are queer, it passes on a message about infinity. This work passes on so many messages, things go on no matter what you do, even the most simple things have infinite existence, the infinite complexity of life.

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Not only does he look at things from a philosophical view but he also looks at things from a religious point of view. This work he calls, Christ in New York. It shows Christ present in some scenarios that take place in New York.

This image, from my point of view, passes on a message about paranoia and stress, seeing what is not really there, your mind playing vile tricks on you for no good reason other.

As I said earlier what inspires me about his work is the emotions it portrays and how extra ordinary they are. He thinks outside the box and tries to use his work to express emotions and tell a story. I like his works very much, it's a total representation of how I want my works to be, inspiring, deep, interesting in a story-telling sort of way and captivating because of how unusual and different it will be.