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| sent on November 09, 2013 (23:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
This gallery and your comments are a valuable document.
Have you been able to bring us closer to what time it is meant suffering, distress, separation and death.
The last shot, a humble object like the chair is placed with others in a square, this excites particularly for its symbolism, as many and many were the humble to die without perhaps not even understand why.
You then rightly eliminated the colors, because there is no color to the memory of the suffering of millions of people.
In the silence of those places lacking today the cigarettes smoked with detachment, the officers shouted commands with dryness, laughter against some old man who stumbles, the passing of time and the unreal expectation of their own destiny between the tension and terror; but your photos fail to recall all thisor capturing the essence of a place of constriction, where it was organized, administered and enforced with brutal efficiency, the mass death of men, women and children.
Thank you for having proposed this gallery, in terrible need to remember, because unfortunately the cancer inability to live in harmony among peoples is not yet defeated.
Thanks again and a friendly greeting.
Silvio. Questa galleria e i tuoi commenti sono un documento prezioso.
Hai saputo condurci vicino a quanto un tempo è significato sofferenza, angoscia, separazione e morte.
Nell'ultima foto un oggetto umile come la sedia è posta con altre in una piazza, questo emoziona particolarmente per la sua simbologia, perché molti e molti sono stati gli umili a morire senza forse neanche comprendere il perché.
Hai poi giustamente eliminato i colori, perché non c'è colore per il ricordo del dolore di milioni di persone.
Nel silenzio di quei luoghi mancano oggi le sigarette fumate con distacco, gli ordini urlati con secchezza dagli ufficiali, le risate nei confronti di qualche vecchio che inciampa, lo scorrere irreale del tempo e l'attesa del proprio destino fra la tensione e il terrore; ma le tue foto riescono a rievocare tutto questo cogliendo le essenze di un luogo di costrizione, dove era organizzata, amministrata e attuata con disumana efficienza la morte in massa di uomini, donne e bambini.
Ti ringrazio per aver proposto questa galleria, terribile nel necessario ricordo, perché purtroppo il cancro della incapacità di vivere in armonia tra popoli non è ancora sconfitto.
Grazie ancora e un cordiale saluto.
Silvio. |
| sent on November 10, 2013 (11:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A sincere thank you for your testimony Silvio.
David Un sincero ringraziamento per la tua testimonianza Silvio.
David |
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