DAILY IMAGES FROM CHAOTIC EVENTS



Daily no “052” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “053” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “054” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “043” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “058” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “059” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “060” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “062” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “027” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “045” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “036” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “063” - cell phone photos - 2016. 
Daily no “064” - cell phone photos - 2016.



Daily no “065” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “066” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “070” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “067” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “071” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “030” - cell phone photos - 2016.

Daily no “011” - cell phone photos - 2016.

DAILY IMAGES FROM CHAOTIC EVENTS

One of the fragments of “It's like the cherry on top of the cake” multidisciplinary project.
- A series of photographs taken daily with the mobile phone camera in the status of "Negatives", the series documents scenes of chaotic events, over the past 4 years, various sizes.The current  selection is for 2016. 
- This account of everyday life as pervaded by "negative aesthetic" qualities rather than lacking any aesthetic qualities gives rise to ‘negative aesthetics.’ This notion may at first appear to be an oxymoron, if ‘aesthetics’ is understood in the usual honorific sense. The project stress the importance of attending to this aesthetically negative aspect of people’s lives that is unfortunately all-too-common. Negative aesthetic qualities such as ugliness, grotesqueness, repulsiveness, and disgust have not been absent in the prevailing aesthetics discourse, but they don’t occupy a prominent place. Furthermore, more often than not, these negative qualities become justified as a necessary means to facilitating an ultimately positive aesthetic experience. For example, a disgusting content of art may be necessary for conveying an overall message, such as an exposé and critique of social ills, or a repulsive sight in nature, such as a predator devouring its prey, can be appreciated as an integral part of nature’s process.
Negative aesthetic qualities experienced as negative, in comparison, are quite pervasive in everyday life and they directly affect the quality of life. They range from less noteworthy qualities such as the boring, the monotonous, the uninspiring, the banal, and the dull to “aesthetic violence,” “aesthetic pain,” “aesthetic poisoning,” or “aesthetic assault,” such as the hideous, the offensive, the repulsive, and the vulgar. These more dramatically negative qualities can be experienced in a squalid urban space, deafening noise, cluttered billboard with gaudy signage and sordid visual images, stench from a nearby factory, and the like. In light of the fact that aesthetics has tended to confine its scope to positive qualities and experiences, everyday aesthetics challenges us to pay serious attention to the aesthetically negative aspects of our lives because of their immediate impact on the quality of life.