Need to escape? Watch the environmental landscape of Noah Kalina, and almost nothing happens – Huge
If you are desperate for some outdoor time like us and are stuck in emails, meetings and painful news alerts, we have one to beat you for at least an hour or two.
New York-based photographer Noah Kalina is known for testing a wide range of projects that are committed and focused on. his every day For example, the series involves Kalina capturing daily self-portraits. While the concept of repetitive projects like this is not novel, every day Stand out for its longevity: The series has been recently over 25 years, which means it has accumulated a visual record of nearly 10,000 images.
Kalina’s new project is just as meditative and durable, although it enlarges the lens. On the new Kalina YouTube channel, he shared a series of environmental videos that documented the landscape. You can watch dark clouds hover over the New York Andes, spend two hours observing the black walnut trees, or heading toward the river, as he said, “Nothing happened.”
Calling the video “mobile wallpaper,” Kalina ships us to lush New York, New York, and allows us to “press play and walk away.”
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