Showing posts with label Toy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toy. Show all posts

Friday, April 21, 2017

Fragments of truths - The Doll and other tales

Fragments of truths - The Doll and other tales

A pre-occupation with dolls?

A previous post:
A homage to Tracey Moffatt

and of course, Ned.


The Doll  - a poem

Over the fence behind the house,
unoccupied pending demolition,
I could see the doll, suspended.
Once a plaything.
Now abandoned, discarded, unwanted.
What tales could it tell?
Fondled by human hands, a trace of DNA, a strand of hair.
It acts out in the breath of the breeze a longing still
to be free from what awaits, a tomb of rubble.

Text & Images ©billpurvis 2017

Suspended Animation 1

Suspended Animation 2


Animation 1



The mark of ??


a dead Alien?
They say there are enough spiders to eat us all.

Now abandoned.







Abandoned?  hahahahaha....ha!


Animation 2


House demolition - post apocalyptic

A continuing tale.

Once was a drug house destroyed by fire. 






Sunday, February 8, 2015

'Ned & Betty - a toy story' Betty Spewing gif


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Allow time for the frames to load and the sequence will play at 0.2 secs per frame.
Text&Images©billpurvis2015



The full story of Ned & Betty can be found in my earlier blog here:
http://australianphotographcollector.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/ned-betty-toy-story_12.html

My current fascination with creating Gifs  gave me the idea to put some
live action into the frames of Betty, (a likeness of Ned Kelly's favorite weapon),
spewing fire.
Frames were selected from the many I took to create the images in my book.
So much fun to be had.
Put aside Ned for a moment and we have 'Action Man - live firing',
a world first?

Monday, October 7, 2013

Homage to Tracey Moffatt - animation - Gif - Cinemagraph - stil'm - Cameo - Barbie - Roadkill

©billpurvis Text & Images



UPDATE: Tracey Moffatt Exhibition
https://www.ravencontemporary.com.au/exhibitions/spirited/


Tracy Mofo on location


Cameo-elements of beauty


Beautiful day in Adelaide. Glenda and I cycled into the city to view the exhibition: http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/explore/exhibitions/the-australian-geographic-anzang-nature-photographer-of-the-year-2013
On the way home I was delighted to find the dissected remains of a 'road kill' Barbie? doll strewn 50metres along the gutter. With a project in mind inspired by Tracey Moffatt I composed an image in homage to her work 'Road Kill' and most recent 'Spirit Landscape'.


Embodiment in Spirit