I am a cuckoo clock set in the living room of a newly married couple. The man is a clerk who arrives home late at night, staggering when the bird inside greets him with its mechanical sound. The same bird wakes him up, and breaks him off from his sweet little dream, as the woman serves him breakfast to prepare him for the day. She and the bird are the only ones left in the tiny house until she drops asleep at midnight and can hear her husband's irregular steps. The bird warns her, but she goes back to dream. She cleans through all day, each piece of furniture and plate. But the windows, she always leaves them dirty. It's left with spots all over, with stains of dried-up rain and mud. So much so that they are piled up to form a brown layer that keeps her from seeing outside. Maybe this is for the best, she thinks, to not see what's going on. And recently the layer has become too thick to clean, no cleaning set she owns can pierce through it. She has to break it, the window, or else the stains will surround the whole house and she'll be entrapped here for all her life. She's a bird, not the kind made for a clock to be preserved in a living room, but the kind made to sing as she pleases. She doesn't acknowledge it yet, but someday she will have to set the bird free, she will have to set herself free.
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Edition: 1/1
Size: 3000*2000, 300dpi
Photographer: Haluk Safi
My passion is discovering new melodies hidden in the streets each time I step outside with my camera. These melodies do not come my way as compact as a tune printed on paper. Even if I would attempt to practice and form the music before digging it up from the concealed sides of the world, in the end, my lens settles by itself to just go with the flow, gifting me a nice little discovery of a new-found piece it has decided to capture.
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I am a cuckoo clock set in the living room of a newly married couple. The man is a clerk who arrives home late at night, staggering when the bird inside greets him with its mechanical sound. The same bird wakes him up, and breaks him off from his sweet little dream, as the woman serves him breakfast to prepare him for the day. She and the bird are the only ones left in the tiny house until she drops asleep at midnight and can hear her husband's irregular steps. The bird warns her, but she goes back to dream. She cleans through all day, each piece of furniture and plate. But the windows, she always leaves them dirty. It's left with spots all over, with stains of dried-up rain and mud. So much so that they are piled up to form a brown layer that keeps her from seeing outside. Maybe this is for the best, she thinks, to not see what's going on. And recently the layer has become too thick to clean, no cleaning set she owns can pierce through it. She has to break it, the window, or else the stains will surround the whole house and she'll be entrapped here for all her life. She's a bird, not the kind made for a clock to be preserved in a living room, but the kind made to sing as she pleases. She doesn't acknowledge it yet, but someday she will have to set the bird free, she will have to set herself free.
License: Can be used to display privately, or in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The license includes unlimited use and displays in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator
Edition: 1/1
Size: 3000*2000, 300dpi
Photographer: Haluk Safi
My passion is discovering new melodies hidden in the streets each time I step outside with my camera. These melodies do not come my way as compact as a tune printed on paper. Even if I would attempt to practice and form the music before digging it up from the concealed sides of the world, in the end, my lens settles by itself to just go with the flow, gifting me a nice little discovery of a new-found piece it has decided to capture.