Bodies Disintegrate in Photographic Representations of Memories

Through the memory lens, the concept of reality can be distorted to adapt to the new interpretation. In her digital work which combines the actual real model and the surreal editor of the later version, it will eventually be a persuasive image, the Japanese photographer Yuichi Ikehata is "beauty, sorrow, Fun, perfection "Time to share her views about the wreckage. Special things have not happened. "

Chiba's photographer will examine the short and distorted nature of our memories by drawing the decline of an elegant but tragic person from former machinas in 2014.

In order to achieve the effect of her continuous long memory series, it juxtaposed different elements from her personal memory, draw inspiration from some sources, in her heart To form the final image. In explaining this process, Ikebata first made a foundation from human photographs. "There are various differences between the first shot of the human body and the handmade work.In order to complete the work, you need to fix and combine the two.Replace the sculpture again or discard it and shoot again You must to do something before you go on."

Ikebata believes that the position of photographers in contemporary society is a kind of meditation. It reflects "spectators are supplemented by imagination". Please fill in the blank part of her work as follows.

I am an artist born in Chiba prefecture. In a series called "long-term memory segment (LTM)", Ikehata uses wire, clay and paper to carve the body (or part of the body). Next, he shoots sculptures and digitally adds features such as skin, hair, eyes and so on. The final image is very seamless, so viewers can not distinguish between real and not. Each sculpture is in a loose or partially collapsed state and their skin peels off and reveals the underlying structure as if they were the real body caught at the end of the explosion . According to Mr. Ikebata, this collapsed image reflects the nature of memory that was forgotten or suppressed. "I take out those fragmented moments and rebuild them into a surreal image," he explained. "I collected these misguided memories from several parts of these reality and together they created a nonlinear story resonating with each other in my pictures."

There are few people who have real photo memory. Even a person with a photo's memory may not be able to keep these memories for a long time. The memory of most pictures is not inherited to long-term memory, so it lasts only a few months. Through the memory of the camera, the memory is transferred to the short term repository and can be recalled later. The community of research psychology discusses the existence of photographic memory considerably. Many researchers believe that such a thing is impossible. They claim that people who remember things for a long time clearly are using associative or more ordinary memory enhancement of chunks. They believe that people will not see this image in their heads all the time after the incident.

The mechanism of mirror memory varies widely. For photographic storage, the image of the object remains in short-term or long-term memory. Those who remember the photos can see the objects in their heads with the same eyes closed as much as taking pictures, even if they are looking at objects for days and weeks. This type of memory is very rare and difficult to prove. One of the best ways to get photographic memory is to improve your memory. There are several ways to do this. The best thing you can do is to improve your memory. Doing crossword puzzles and games of other hearts will greatly help you train your mind to remember the facts and numbers, and in the end it might be a picture