Issue No.3 Love Hate Love

Nan Goldin’s 1980 photograph “Rise and Monty Kissing” reminds us of the spontaneous nature of love and contrasts with the way love is defined in the age of social media. The photograph is part of an archive of nearly 700 photographs taken by the artist in the 1970s and 1980s. The photograph, which is on display at the Museum of Modern Art, has been reinterpreted in 3D using the Marigold Depth Estimation method, which symbolizes the cyclical nature of love and hate, and which appears on the cover of Sober’s “Love, Hate, Love” issue. We either cling to the pleasure it evokes or we run away from it. The complex web of emotions we call love, their experiences and consequences can sometimes last a lifetime. Can love and hate complement each other? Nan Goldin, “Rise and Monty Kissing,” 1980, Museum of Modern Art

Language: Turkish

Dimensions: 23 x 30 cm

Number of Pages: 624 Pages

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