Philippe Gross's The Tao of photography: seeing beyond seeing

In Philip Gros's work "Path of the Photography: Beyond Vision", Gross emphasizes Taoism's philosophy and wisdom through his photographs and other more famous photographs. In this book I found information to be not only creative but also useful and informative. He combines the work of photography with useful texts to help him understand his philosophy deeper. Gross emphasizes creativity, consciousness and informal skills. When taking pictures, I felt that I always try not to use formal techniques.

I follow the way - beyond all skills! When I first start programming, I will see the whole problem in front of me. Three years later, I no longer see this quality. Instead, I used a subroutine. But now I have not seen anything. My whole presence exists in the invisible sky. My feeling is idle. Please follow my spirit, no plan, free work, my own intuition. In other words, my program is self-editing. Yes, sometimes you will encounter difficulties. I saw them coming, I slowed down, I saw it quietly. Then I changed the line of code, and the difficulties disappeared like smoke smoke. Then compile the program. I will sit still so that the joy of work will satisfy my existence. I left my eyes closed for a while and then quit

In Philip Gros's work "Path of the Photography: Beyond Vision", Gross emphasizes Taoism's philosophy and wisdom through his photographs and other more famous photographs. In this book I found information to be not only creative but also useful and informative. He combines the work of photography with useful texts to help him understand his philosophy deeper. Gross emphasizes creativity, consciousness and informal skills. When taking pictures, I felt that I always try not to use formal techniques.

It is an event that summarizes several meetings beyond Tellerrand. Outside the conference there is an artist's stand. The above picture is taken at the booth of Jean-PhilippeCôté. Jean-Philippe is a Canadian programmer / artist. In Düsseldorf, he brought an old bicycle dating back to 1986. And it will eventually be thrown away in the trash can. Jean-Philippe changed him into a portrait painter. The meeting of Wesley Grubbs is about the importance of saying "quit", admitting defeat, and learning from it. The importance of failure of success, this is the reason. He also talked about his work at dataviz. I finally understood why Alex insists so strongly, and we encourage our interns to use some dataviz. That is because it is one of many tasks in the field of digital technology.