This is a photo diary of artist Paul Neale. It consists of an ongoing series of images based on his current concerns of image manipulation, the importance of line, the state of the world as seen through the media, advertising images as well as aspects of street photography.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
I am fascinated by the myth of the Spitfire, an object striving for modernity, the last gasp of a failing
colonial power. It is not unusual to see examples fly over the house during the air show season. Post
war they were sold off to a variety of different countries and became utilitarian rather than iconic.
I think it is like a spade. A spade in the hands of a Russian landworker of the 1930's is a heroic tool,
pass that spade on to a British person and it will stay in his shed.
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