Posted by Art Pit Guest | Published: November 24, 2011

Photodiary: Territories

Photographer Ieva Vedeikaitė

People, as well as the major­ity of the anim­als of our planet, are driven by the ter­rit­ory mark­ing and pro­tect­ing instinct. The only dif­fer­ence is that the advanced race uses more soph­ist­ic­ated tools than piss­ing on trees and guide­posts. Frontiers are marked with sol­diers and flags, places of res­id­ence are sep­ar­ated by paint and fences, per­sonal dis­tance is kept when stand­ing in line to the cash register.

I have been col­lect­ing these double houses for some time, and now I’m think­ing whether this decis­ive wish to keep aloof is not becom­ing col­lect­ive creation?

Maybe one more?
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