[ #Tempus_Fugit ] The End of the Path.

[ #Tempus_Fugit ] Time flees, time escapes, time flies.

[ #Tempus_Fugit ] is a Latin phrase that explicitly refers to the rapid passage of time.

The expression [ #Tempus_Fugit ] It seems to derive from a verse from the Georgics of the Latin poet Virgil (70 BC - 19 BC) (Georgicae, III, 284,)

The interpretation of this quote can be associated with a vitalist philosophy, which recommends living life as a set of present moments, planned in the short term, rather than as the achievement of distant goals.

We can also associate it with other Latin expressions that convey the same essence: carpe diem (seize the moment), by the Latin poet Horace. Logically, that's all.

[ #Tempus_Fugit ] carpe diem; that is, if time flies, let's seize the opportunity and the moment.

The path that inevitably leads to the habitat of the 21st century, the city.

Today emptied…

Title: The End of the Path.

Series: [ #Tempus_Fugit ]

Technical Sheet.

Year: 2019/2020.

Limited, Serial and Numbered Edition.

10 copies of 50 x 50 cm. (printed with white border).

5 copies of 100 x 100 cm. (printed with white border).

1 copy 150 x 150 cm (printed with white border).

Analog and Digital Photography.

Camera used: Yashica , Canon, Ilford XP-2.

Digital Edition: Yes, Wacom & Adobe Photoshop. 

Certified Printing on Hahnemühle Paper Photo Rag ® Ultra Smooth 305 gsm · 100% Cotton. Museum Standard Cotton Paper.

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