Hier en mettant en ligne ma publication sur l'hôpital Saint Julien de Château-Gontier, j'ai parcouru d'anciennes publications faites sur mon 1er blog photo en Juin 2007. En parcourant ce blog qui a donné ensuite naissance à Château-Gontier-Daily-Photo, j'ai pris conscience que sur ces 3 années le blog constituait le début d'une mémoire photographique. Les photos de la publication de ce jour ont trois ans. Elles ont été prises sur les barrières de chantier qui en 2007 entouraient la nouvelle partie de l'hôpital en construction à l'époque. Ces graffitis plutôt esthétiques étaient encouragés par la municipalité et avait fait l'objet d'un atelier avec des graffeur réputé : DINO et SAMP. Aujourd'hui les barrières ne sont plus visibles, seule la mémoire photographique reste au travers du blog, et cela me donne des idées par rapport au fermetures et ouvertures de commerces, changement de devanture et autres modifications de notre environnement quotidien qui passent inaperçues tellement elles sont rapides et nous semblent dans l'ordre des choses.
J'arrête pour aujourd'hui, sinon je vais commencer à philosopher et ce n'est pas l'objet du blog. Bonne journée à tous....
Yesterday by posting my publication on the Hospital of St. Julien Chateau-Gontier, I went through old publications made on my first blog photo in June 2007. Reading this blog then gave birth to Chateau-Gontier-Daily-Photo, I realized that through these three years the blog was the beginning of a photographic memory. Photos of this post are three years old. They were taken on the construction fences that in 2007 were around the new area of the hospital under construction at the time. These graffiti were aesthetic rather encouraged by the municipality and had been the subject of a workshop with a famous graffiti artists: DINO and SAMP. Today the fences are no longer visible, only the photographic memory is through the blog, and it gives me ideas about the openings and closures of shops, changing front and other changes in our everyday environment that go unnoticed so they are fast and seems to us in the order of things.
I stop for today, otherwise I'll start to philosophize and this is not the object of the blog. Have a good day everybody ....
J'arrête pour aujourd'hui, sinon je vais commencer à philosopher et ce n'est pas l'objet du blog. Bonne journée à tous....
Yesterday by posting my publication on the Hospital of St. Julien Chateau-Gontier, I went through old publications made on my first blog photo in June 2007. Reading this blog then gave birth to Chateau-Gontier-Daily-Photo, I realized that through these three years the blog was the beginning of a photographic memory. Photos of this post are three years old. They were taken on the construction fences that in 2007 were around the new area of the hospital under construction at the time. These graffiti were aesthetic rather encouraged by the municipality and had been the subject of a workshop with a famous graffiti artists: DINO and SAMP. Today the fences are no longer visible, only the photographic memory is through the blog, and it gives me ideas about the openings and closures of shops, changing front and other changes in our everyday environment that go unnoticed so they are fast and seems to us in the order of things.
I stop for today, otherwise I'll start to philosophize and this is not the object of the blog. Have a good day everybody ....
5 commentaires:
les blogs photos sont en effet des mémoires pour la ville, ce weekend je suis passe dans une partie d'evry ou il y avait une superbe fresque murale, maintenant c'est un mur gris, je suis content d'avoir mis sur mon blog les photos de la fresque a l'époque. Tout va vite, trop vite...
Tu as raison, il faut garder tout, y compris la mémoire de l'éphémère ! C'est qu'ils étaient beaux ces graffs !
Memories are wonderful when you are able to look at your notes.
Nice grafitti though with a good message.
P.S. The horror show is over on my blog. :)
Aaaww. It is good to reminisce. And it's also great that you have published articles. Great captures of those graffiti.
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