You never really know what you're going to find on Park Avenue. The other day I found these popped out figures coming out of a bar, if I'm not mistaken? They look like feet, or alien parts. I tried to portray just how 3-D the piece was, so I took the picture from the side. I like how the green sculpture frames my friend walking down the street. But I also made her blurry because she wasn't the focus of the photograph. The green zombie figure is almost attacking her. Like I said before, I love marginalizing people in my photos. Maybe I'm fascinated by the idea of how important people are, even when you want to emphasize something else completely. Human relations are so closely tied together- even when we don't know it. It's hard to separate human behavior from nature, art- everything around us. We understand the world through a particular lens that humans (through society) have created. So while my focus in all three of the pictures above is inclined to be something outside of humanity- people are always involved.
You are correct that we relate humanly to all things in which we come into contact with -- just like dogs approach the same world as only dogs can. Three pics? I see only.
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