photography
archive photography
photography
historical photography
cityscape
Dimensions height 158 mm, width 236 mm
Here's a mysterious black and white photograph of the Goenoengsari factory taken on February 4th, 1927, but we don't know who took it. Imagine that day: perhaps the photographer, whoever they were, felt compelled to document this scene, a moment of industrialization. It's all about layers: the buildings, some with skeletal frames under construction, receding into the distance. Think about the act of composing this shot. What did the photographer want us to see? The contrast between the natural, overgrown foreground and the angular factory buildings creates an uneasy harmony. This image might evoke a feeling of being on the cusp of something new, or maybe a sense of loss for what's being left behind. It's a silent echo from the past, asking us to consider our own place in the ongoing story of change and creation.
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