We all know how it feels . A flame hit the fuse , and Dame Muriel Spark spray into the cool nighttime air travel . Your jaw goes slack and your eyes full when you find out the boom and smell the weed . Well , this is how that feeling front .
Artist and photographer Lisa DiLillo calls this series “ Before the Echo , ” and it ’s wanton to see why the images might make you recall of fireworks . There are sparks . There ’s green goddess . There ’s just not any attack . And that ’s actually what make them most intriguing . Broken tree trunk and streaks of light give the thaumaturgy of ferocity , yet this beautiful wood from the future is somehow peaceful .
“ The photographs in this series are lightscapes that I created in the forest by introduce various informant of clarification such as smoke , sparks , pyrotechnic and other materials , ” DiLillo say in a financial statement keep company the picture . “ These images shine my fascination with the unseen processes of creation , the volatility of nature , as well as my fears of the unexpected environmental transformations on our horizon . ”
Part dread , part fascination , part illumination . Yep — sounds about proper . Check out more of DiLillo ’s workhere . [ Lens Culture ]
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