Live Random Airborne System, November 30, 1968 1968

"Live Random Airborne System, November 30, 1968" is a black and white photograph by Hans Haacke from 1968. The image captures a flock of seagulls in flight and diving into the water. The birds are depicted in mid-action, their wings spread wide, creating a sense of dynamism and energy. Haacke’s work often explores the relationship between art and the environment and this photograph could be seen as a commentary on the wildness and unpredictability of nature. Haacke is known for his conceptual art and photo-based work which often incorporates elements of social and political commentary, a theme evident in this seemingly simple photograph.