periodas

judėjimas

1. Untitled — Ardžunas Bijlani
2. The corner of the old yard — Alfredas Krupa, 2017
3. Nesusidalijęs Titulas — Ardžunas Bijlani
4. Labour Union worker unloading, with the Puthanpally Church in background — Ardžunas Bijlani
5. Abandoned staircase in Gajeva 20 — Alfredas Krupa, 2017
6. Nesuskaitė — Ardžunas Bijlani
7. A building from Ariyangadi market — Ardžunas Bijlani
8. Nesusikalto — Ardžunas Bijlani

nuotaika

1. Nesusidalijęs Titulas — Ardžunas Bijlani

temos

raktažodžiai

tonas

1. Nesusidalijęs Titulas — Ardžunas Bijlani
2. Red and Friends Hide in Shadows while they Scan Street for Rival Gangs, Harlem, New York — Gordonas Parksas, 1948

pagrindinė spalva

1. Muriel McAuley and Bill Joel working on set of “The Boy Friend” at Barksdale Theatre — david ryan harris
2. Deserted railway station — siddharth pai
3. Nesusikalto — Ardžunas Bijlani
4. Abandoned staircase in Gajeva 20 — Alfredas Krupa, 2017
5. Nesusidalijęs Titulas — Ardžunas Bijlani
6. The Edison Cinema during deconstruction — Alfredas Krupa, 2022
7. Red and Friends Hide in Shadows while they Scan Street for Rival Gangs, Harlem, New York — Gordonas Parksas, 1948
8. Nesuskaitė — Ardžunas Bijlani
9. Untitled — Yazhini An
10. A worker at an old ayurvedic supplies shop — Ardžunas Bijlani
11. Untitled — Ardžunas Bijlani
12. Basic Oxygen Furnace — DeویدAs Plowdenas, 1979
13. Joseph Allen Stein walking up the staircase, Ford Foundation office — Madan Mahatta
14. A building from Ariyangadi market — Ardžunas Bijlani
15. Saturday Morning at the Hypermarket Semi final of the Miss Lovely Legs Competition, Boksburg — david goldblatt, 1980

kitas

1. Paul Nadar, Photographie Prise Le 26 Décembre 1888 — Félix Nadar, 1888
2. Pahokee Hotel, migrant vegetable picker's quarters. Near Homestead, Florida — Marion Post Wolcott, 1941
3. Untitled — Ardžunas Bijlani
4. Untitled — Ardžunas Bijlani
5. Warm Fruit — eugenie baizerman, 1934
6. Sunday Morning, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaronas Siskindas, 1940
7. Building 3, empty space in the great hall — Michel Marot, 1972