Aliya Kerimujiang-WEEK##5 Gobo From Nature


Aliya Kerimujiang
Gobo from nature
Week#5
To the  Best Company of  this Journey-, Aliya’s shadow.
During my previous lighting project with Marc, I learned about the special Gobo light. Getting inspired by the myriad of options I have seen online, as an adventurer of light, I went on a trip to explore the gobos of nature. The following documentary photos are my gifts for your heart:) 

Just like this, a journey begins,


A Week of Light
It takes me 7 sunrises and sunsets to capture my feelings about you. I  lost myself in life while I am in the journey of looking for you. I see you, but I can’t write for you, sing for you or even dance for you. I can’t see you, my friend. I am about to lose my imagination in life.

Come and talk to me.

Game

Light talks to my body with its shadow.
“I don’t understand you.” I say.
“You will.” She replies.

I chase, and I get lost in the shadow.

You are the universe.

Comments

  1. Lonnie AlcarazNovember 3, 2019 at 10:14 PM

    You need to create a piece with a lighting designer to explore the collaboration - you should find time to work with NIta - grad LD

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