Outflow

by Trever Miller

Title

Outflow

Artist

Trever Miller

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Photograph

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The image presents a striking industrial scene rendered in black and white, which enhances the textures and contrasts of the various elements. The focal point is a complex water fountain structure, evoking part of a drainage or water filtration system, characterized by large, angular concrete forms. The concrete surfaces are uneven and exhibit signs of wear, with patches of rough texture and irregular edges, indicating age and usage.

Water cascades from multiple outlets, creating splashes and ripples as it hits the darker surface beneath. The flow is vigorous, with streams of water that appear dynamic, each droplet suspended in motion. Beneath the water outlets, large rectangular blocks lie submerged, their smooth surfaces contrasting with the crude, robust nature of the concrete structure overhead. This juxtaposition adds depth to the image.

In the background, the water body extends toward the horizon, absorbing light differently due to the interplay of shadows and reflections. One can discern a slight froth on the surface where the water flows, enhancing the sense of movement.

Further distanced in the scene, two figures are visible, seemingly engaged in conversation, providing a human element that contrasts with the mechanical focus of the rest of the image. Their shapes are silhouetted against the light, emphasizing their presence while maintaining a sense of anonymity.

This combination of industrial elements and human interaction creates a unique narrative, suggesting themes of connectivity between nature and technology.

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June 28th, 2013

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