Description
Alexander Ivanov, after his fiftieth anniversary, is torn from the ground and watered with a motor-car and a paraplaner over Bulgaria. The high point of view, the bird's eye are embodied in the substance and language of the photograph. The proportions are modified, the figures and objects are fused with the terrain, the horizon is absent. It is easy to move from concrete to abstract, from late to unknown, and also from ugly to beautiful. Exactly these transitions turn into emblematic images. The author manages to choose exceptionally suitable objects, with Bulgaria abundant, testifying to the differences in the photo and its primordial image. Sunny Beach from above. The photos are terrifying, the reality is horrifying. Concrete floods the sea. How beautiful and difficult it is to love Bulgaria! Did you deserve it? A categorical and persuasive answer is contained in this album. You're following him!