ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月26日 01時04分

@rogerballen is an internationally renowned artist with nearly a dozen books to his name. He’s spent much of his life taking photos, like the images you see here. But he didn’t start thinking of himself as an artist until his late 40s. He stopped working as a geologist only in his 50s. And in his early 60s, he directed his first viral music video (for the South African group @ダイ・アントワード). Today, his artistic evolution is continuing. Recently, he released “Ballenesque, Roger Ballen: A Retrospective,” the first retrospective book of his career, which @thamesandhudson. But his quest for meaning, he said, is “an endless end,” a puzzle with no solution. But as long as he continues to work, he said, he’ll continue to search for answers, and to seek new avenues for expressing himself and his vision. “I need to be inspired by my own work,” he said. “There’s no point being inspired by Picasso. It’s OK, but it doesn’t help you. If you’re an artist, you have to thrive on what you do and believe in what you do and be obsessed with it.” Visit the link in our profile to see more of #RogerBallen’s work from #Ballenesque on the #NYTLensBlog.

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