This composition takes its inspiration from a poster, possibly advertising a balloon manufactured by Henri Lachambre, of Paris, France. (Created/Published: Unnamed place: unnamed publisher, between 1880 and 1900. Medium: 1 print (poster) : lithograph, color.)
Taking this, and other elements, I wanted to play with the wonder and fantasy of a hot air balloon ride. Something I’ve always wanted to experience, and recently did with great friends. It’s a pretty amazing feeling, floating over a mile up without the sound of any sort of engine; just like a bird. I’d describe it as exhilarating, scary, and surreal…the downside, gravity. As with everything in life, what goes up, eventually must come down.
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