About ‘Gone’ by Ton van Buuren
Pencil on paper. The autumn colours symbolise the transience depicted in this drawing. A little Ford, 1930s, abandoned at a junkyard among the trees. On TV, I love watching programmes where people turn such a "wrecker" back into a beautiful car. Unfortunately, the reality is that the process of increasing chaos and decay is irreversible
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I came this close to not being involved in photography. My first camera was a Kodak Instamatic, with the biggest parallax error you could wish for! So I always had pictures of people without heads. I used these cassettes with 12 or 24 photos, black and white (that was cheaper than colour!). I was advised to be economical with this material. I only took a picture if I was sure it was worth it. Later, when I had a reflex camera, I used slides (cheaper indeed!). They have to…
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