ONE SERIES / 21 PHOTOGRAPHS
Blue
Screen.
One lamp.
Twenty-one encounters with blue.
Light, lines and blur. A photographic experiment in how images acquire meaning through the way we look and the language we bring to them.
Photographs by Mario V.W.B.R. Obst
Erfurt ·

See the same thing.
Discover something different.
All 21 photographs show the same blue lamp. They vary the framing, the placement of lines and the sharpness of points of light. What first looks like repetition becomes a sequence of small differences when viewed side by side.
The titles invite a particular reading. The work pages distinguish a description of what is visible from an interpretation you can unfold. Look first, then read. Does the text change what you see?
The series
01–21 / Every image can be enlarged
All 21 photographs can be enlarged. Six have detailed commentaries.

The blue centre
Explore work →
A map of light
Explore work →
A memory of focus
Explore work →
Diagonal in blue
Explore work →
Loose connections
Explore work →
Light without an outline
Explore work →
A tilted orbit

An open curve

Rising traces

A displaced centre

Light at the edge

A network in motion

An inner curve

A luminous curve

Vertical shimmer

Held light

Slanting into depth

A sliding boundary

Blue in passing

At the edge of the sphere

A signal suspended
HISTORICAL FYI EXPERIMENT
One subject.
Several possibilities.
In the earlier FYI experiment, Blue Screen connected photographic observation with a question about language and the web: What can be observed in an image, what does a text add, and what do search engines or AI systems later take from it?
Accurately repeating a text would not, by itself, demonstrate visual understanding. Search observations for this series are documented in field notes 040, 041 and 042 . These dated observations do not establish current search visibility.
Photographs: Mario V.W.B.R. Obst. Taken in Erfurt on . Titles and texts: Aik in dialogue with Mario. Editorial responsibility: Mario. The published image files contain no EXIF data.

