So far, there are not any drastic rumors regarding her personal and professional life. Moreover, he has not faced any controversy in his career to date. It seems he has total focus on his work rather than being stuck in any controversy. Moving towards his body measurements, he has a gorgeous pair of hazel eyes and dirty blonde hair. Besides this, there is not any information regarding his other body measurements. Fergus is not active on social media at all.
However, he has followers on his Instagram account. Married Biography. Updated On October 25, His sexual orientation is straight. More about the relationship The year-old Scottish actor, Fergus is an unmarried man. View Todays Anniversary. View Tomorrows Anniversary. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year Inside Biography 1 Who is Fergus Riordan?
In Relation. All Rights Reserved. My reason is the discrepancy between my primary mediums — photography and film — and my most revered: literature. My father is a philosopher, so words have always been important in our household. Will it grow and change over time? I think its partially related to the divisions between art forms — I wanted a way of incorporating all the work I may create under one banner, be it film, photography, poetry, journalism, etc. But also, although it relates to my name, it detaches itself from my person to some degree.
It recognises them as the creative focus, but acknowledges the others involved. Thinking of photography in particular, w h at do think makes a good photo, and what do you like to photograph?
But generating these criteria for photography is far more difficult for me — somehow, it feels more diverse and context-orientated than film. However, I do know what I look for when taking photographs. I realised some time ago, looking at my work retrospectively, that my works almost always explores relationships between individuals, and between individuals and their place in the world and history.
That may seem so vague that it borders on the meaningless, but I understand this statement through my work. Rarely, if ever, will my photographs not have a human subject.
Everything else seems lifeless to me as a practitioner. This summarization has also played an important role in unifying my professional work with the personal. For a long time I adamantly separated the two, but through the understanding that my personal photographs were in fact traces of the relationships I held with their subjects, I bridged that gap. And placing my work under one exploration has provided the pleasure of feeling I have an identity as a photographer. Although my work manifests visually in great variety, I know what it is that im pursuing.
But now I think that, even though they are personal, people who have loved in similar ways will be able to see past the individuals themselves and recognize the photographs for what they are: allusions and tributes — at times broken hearted — to two pilars of humanity: love and memory. But so far the work that I have had comissioned has not been related to the aspirations I have as an artist, in terms of content and outcome, though they have been invaluable in other ways.
But its a rite of passage and one that I accept lightly, that photographers and filmmakers have to work on what they can until they are able to make the work they truly want to and earn a living.
The subject: the personal nature of time. The plot? I hope to discover soon enough. And is there anything you can tell me about your life beyond your art?
Reading, in particular Russian authors, playing guitar and most recurringly exploring Spanish culture. There are few things that I enjoy more than travelling around Spain with a companion or two — caramelising in summer and drinking wine and beer, at any time of the day, in a culture that I find as vibrant as it is reminiscent of the past.
The photos I took this past summer [], Bou Embolat , have the inklings of an aura that I want to expand on, and hopefully this project will do that.
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