>>5616764>>5616847In my trendhunting visual folder I have this picture for ww1; no idea where this was, which side or what it depicted. There is something about the discarded cylindrical abstraction of hollow spaces, the ammunition shell casings, the vast scale of this level of industrial warfare and the mechanised desolation of the landscape that haunts the imagination. If you crop out the trees and the soldier, the right side resembles the absurd chiaroscuro of some postmodern art installation, Heap Of Stuff At Hauser & Wirth gallery lol. Except the stuff slaughtered a lot of people. The world witnessed by this image, this reality, is never too far away from the civilisation we reside in today.