the end of time – art photography

the end of time – by © peter gartmann – art photography – art picture collection susanne minder

The end of time

art photography – by © peter gartmann

 

Time – years, centuries, millennia – our life is drawing to a close.

 

Happiness disappears as if it was a dream. A dream? Like a grain of sand blown away by the wind.

 

Humans can no longer understand themselves. They no longer sow, nor do they reap. They fly between skies and oceans. We humans disappear in the circle of time, until black flags blow on contaminated soil. The beauty of this world drowned in the abyss of endless litter.

 

The world is sinking into chaos. The only question is when. The apocalypse, the end of time and of the world, is the annihilation of mankind.

 

We don’t know how heaven and earth are supposed to be created anew. The destruction is a divine plan until the end of the history of the world, the final judgement, and the creation of a new era without human beings. Nature will live on without us.

 

The apocalypse – the end of time – terrifyingly announces the end of the days of mankind. It will encompass our whole world. Mankind in all of the history of mankind with its crazy Babylonian visions and actions, in the final war between good and evil, light and darkness, floating towards a horrible end.

 

Peter Gartmann

 

 

 

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Melancholia

 

The film begins with an introductory sequence involving the main characters and images from space. These virtually still images reveal the key elements of the film: Justine the bride in deep melancholy with birds falling behind her; of a lawn with trees and sundial with two different shadows; Pieter Brueghel’s The Hunters in the Snow burning; the black horse collapsing in slow motion; Justine as a bride being swept along by a river; her wedding dress tangled in plant matter; and finally Justine and her nephew building their magic cave before Melancholia crashes into Earth.

 

Melancholia by Lars von Trier

 

 

german version of the text – Text in Deutsch

 

 

 

 

art book – peter walther gartmann – imprint

 

published by:  Antoinette Blanc

artworks – photography:  Peter Walther Gartmann

editorship:  Sabina Roth

design:  Susanne Minder

copyright:  © Peter Walther Gartmann

 

 

 

 

 

 

further pictures and artworks – by peter walther gartmann – look at susanne minder art collection

 

see more art photography – from the series das ende der zeit – the end of time – art photography by peter gartmann – art + photography, switzerland – art picture collection susanne minder

 

see also art photography – from the series wenn der schnee fällt – when the snow falls – art photography by peter gartmann – art + photography, switzerland – art picture collection susanne minder

 

see also art photography – from the series psycho – alfred hitchcock – by sabina roth – art + photography, switzerland – art picture collection susanne minder

 

see also art photography – from the series trees – the light of trees – by peter gartmann + sabina roth – art + photography, switzerland – art picture collection susanne minder

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