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Oct 4, 2019 53 min

Process Driven: Olga Karlovac

from Jeffery Saddoris Podcast Archive

“We are all unique in the way we see things — the worst thing is to copy. The best thing is to be who you are.” As I sat down to write the intro to this episode of Process Driven, I struggled a little trying to come up with words that would convey some of my thoughts and feelings about the work of photographer Olga Karlovac. I then realized that the words had already been written by Koci Hernandez in his beautiful foreword for Olga’s latest book, the disarray. “You’re about to embark on upon a fantastic journey. It’s one of boundless time and space and it’s compressed with the pages of the book you now hold. I only wish I could experience again, for the first time, the disarray — visual poetry as a master work. Let me assure you, the sign posts on your journey will be stunningly clear and mysteriously opaque, filled with blurry lines, half made worlds and the formless. Olga wouldn’t have it any other way. Don’t be fooled by what you think you see, because dancing within these pages is an unbound energy — an energy that at once can overwhelm the spirit and set eyes ablaze in wonder. You have been warned.” That’s an excerpt of the foreword from the disarray. CONNECT WITH OLGA Website: https://www.olga-karlovac-photography.com/ Instagram: @olga.karlovac Facebook: @olga.karlovac MUSIC Please Listen Carefully (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.0

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