Identity by Amelie Sourget

There are moments when the mind goes blip, sometimes for short periods and sometimes for more extended ones. What always perplexes and entertains me is the way the mind retains information from when it goes on these little breaks. Images jump in and out of the brain, leaving traces that are not always trackable. Words, sounds, and smells become more fragmented and jumbled than usual. Your blogkeeper is recovering from such a blip.

With aspiring Hot Shot Amelie Sourget my initial mental stutter began with her name. Originally hailing from France, Amelie has recently relocated to the fine city of New York. While providing me with very little meat beyond the three images she submitted, I know she shoots with a Hasselblad, lives for the color darkroom, and was once upon a time a political science major. Amelie, also, has a knack for tackling the broadest of subjects in the simplest of fashions, giving her images titles such as An absurd world and Identity. There is a good amount of work on her website––take a peek, see how it sticks.

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