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Branding the Species

Herman Rosiles Rodriguez (M, 22)
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Herman Rosiles is proud to be the home of a Y-chromosome since July 1986, when he sprung from the ground somewhere in the metropolitan city of Guadalajara in Mexico. Years later, the United States was very fortunate indeed to receive a visit from Herman, and continually since 1994, he has lived in the state of California. Having graduated from a dirt-poor high school in 2004, Herman is now a student at the University of California, Los Angeles under the prestigious Design | Media Arts major.

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Branding the Species

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Fiercetography
Project: Branding the Species

I am taking the project into a different direction than what had been previously said. Where before I wanted to match up arresting photographs (such as that of people in disaster situations such as the recent earthquake in central China or 9/11) with quotes from people that I interviewed asking what their most ecstatic moment was, instead now I am doing the opposite actually. I am taking photographs of the most mundane situations and of people at their most commonplace, and overimposing quotes from poets that have been in their most ecstatic.

My image research is below. From my previous idea I "recycled" a book that I had borrowed about Chinese photography, and then the Professor gave me a German photography book. I also did new research of my own and found a fiercetographer who specializes in capturing the mundane. His name is Andrew Z. Glickman.

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Contemporary Chinese Photography

Contemporary German Photography

Andrew Z. Glickman's D.C. Metro series

Andrew Z. Glickman's Oaxaca series

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