David Borrington
David Borrington MA RCA
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Gulf Stream

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In David’s photographic piece titled ‘Gulf Stream,’ he skillfully captures the tumultuous nature and unpredictability of the pandemic’s impact. The marbles, chosen as symbolic representations of fragility, are set within a visual portrayal of a tempestuous sea of chaos. This serves as a metaphor for the turbulent times brought about by the pandemic.

The swirling patterns and churning waves within the photograph embody the uncertainty and instability that swept through society at the onset of the pandemic. Similar to the infamous Gulf Stream, renowned for its fierce and erratic currents, the pandemic surged with an unrelenting force, catching many off guard and throwing them into disarray.

Amidst this chaotic sea, David depicts the elite as captains of their own ships, skillfully navigating through the storm unscathed. The marbles, symbolic of the masses, struggle to find stability within the tumultuous environment. This stark contrast illustrates the disparities between the privileged elite, who have the means and resources to weather the storm, and the masses left to face the full brunt of the crisis.

David’s powerful photography lays bare the systemic inequalities that were exacerbated by the pandemic. It serves as a sharp critique of a society where the privileged few can navigate crises effortlessly, leaving the vast majority to grapple with the devastating consequences unaided. It calls for a reexamination of our societal structures, advocating for a more equitable world where the impact of crises is shared more fairly among all.

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Size

52cm x 76cm, 20.3inches x 30.0inches

Frame

Print only

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