#shipbreaking

I discovered this artist, Edward Burtynsky, yesterday and I'm obsessed. Be obsessed with me (descriptions and locations for all the images are on his website):

Edward Burtynsky

My role, he says, is to produce something to meditate upon – a new kind of Rorschach open for interpretation

Anthropocene project

(Arnold Renderer | Autodesk | Richard Hoover on "Blade Runner 2049"から) 映画「ブレードランナー2049」から「Trash Mesa」の画像

その他の画像出典: - BLADE RUNNER 2049: Richard Hoover - VFX Supervisor - Framestore - The Art of VFX - Vicon Helps Framestore Create Crowds for ‘Blade Runner 2049’ from Halfway Around the World - Liaison

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Trash Mesa の場面 The Orphanage | Blade Runner 2049 [Open Matte] - YouTube

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Blade Runner 2049: I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You (Or Can I?)

The other film that certainly influenced the visuals of BR2049 is Edward Burtynsky’s Manufactured Landscapes (2006), an absolutely stunning documentary of Burtynsky’s work in which he documents human and ecological disasters using large format photography and turns horror into beauty. The BR2049 scenes in the orphanage could be lifted right from Burtynsky’s portrayal of Shipbreaking photos in Bangladesh and his documentation of children picking through E-waste in toxic rural China.

DeepL訳 『…「BR2049』のビジュアルに影響を与えたもうひとつの作品は、エドワード・バーティンスキーの『Manufactured Landscapes』（2006年）です。この作品は、大判写真を使って人間や生態系の災害を記録し、恐怖を美に変えるというバーティンスキーの仕事を描いた、非常に素晴らしいドキュメンタリーです。BR2049』の孤児院のシーンは、バーティンスキーがバングラデシュで撮影した船舶の解体写真や、有害な中国の田舎で電子機器の廃棄物を拾い集める子供たちのドキュメントから、そのまま引用することができるだろう。…』

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写真家エドワード・バーティンスキーの写真作品：インドやバングラデシュの船舶解体が主題の「Shipbreaking」

“Welcome to Morrigan Station cutter!”

Been a wild ride the last few months, graduated uni, started working full time and of course the craziness of corona. Been a good while since ive felt like drawing but been playing Hardspace Shipbreakers the last 2 days and its bringing back some inspiration!!

Evocative photos from the scrapping of the Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. Coral Sea (Keel Laid: July 10, 1944 - Keel Scrapped: August 9, 2000)