Describing himself as “a fetishist for reflections, saturated colors, details and religious icons,” @jseigar is a photographer, a high school teacher, and an English philologist. His ‘Plastic People’ series is “a study on anthropology and sociology that focuses on the humanisation of the mannequins he finds in the shop windows all over the world.” There is an unsettling beauty to his portraits of the inanimate, reminiscent of Freud’s exploration of the uncanny. With Freud in mind, Seigar joins Generally Gothic to share his plastic people and discuss his relationship with the gothic. 'The Uncanny as we Picture it: Freud and the Photographer', the first 🧟♂️Of Monsters and Men🧟♂️ blog post, is up! 🔗: Link in bio, or head to generallygothic.com/blog 📸: ‘This is for my people, my plastic people (Tenerife) (11)' by Seigar . #generallygothic #gothic #ofmonstersandmen #seigar #jseigar #plasticpeople #photography #photographer #freud #theuncanny #interview #blogpost #blogger #academic #newblogpost #wordpress #newcontent #monsters #robots #uncannyvalley #literarytheory #literarycriticism #ai https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Pr0deAAov/?igshid=1kfzv98g16w2g
