Thanks Sir.
I admit I used the word De-construct rather casually . Not sure why that word popped in my head as I was taking these pictures.
When I got back and did a search I found it to be a Philosophy of breaking logic and literary criticism . Here is what I found. I was amazed that it actually was a prescription for art photography.
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Some typical paras I have quoted below
“Deconstruction has a broader, more popular, and a
narrower, more technical sense. The latter refers to a series of
techniques for reading texts developed by Jacques Derrida, Paul de
Man, and others; these techniques in turn are connected to a set of
philosophical claims about language and meaning. However, as a
result of the popularity of these techniques and theories, the verb
"deconstruct" is now often used more broadly as a synonym for
criticizing or demonstrating the incoherence of a position. ….”
“The deconstructor looks for the ways in which one term in
the opposition has been "privileged" over the other in a particular
text, argument, historical tradition or social practice”
“Behind these techniques is a more
general probing and questioning of familiar oppositions between
philosophy (reason) and rhetoric, or between the literal and the
figural.”
“……….deconstruction does not
claim that concepts have no boundaries, but that their boundaries
can be parsed in many different ways as they are inserted into new
contexts of judgment.”
“Deconstructive arguments do not
necessarily destroy conceptual oppositions or conceptual
distinctions. Rather, they tend to show that conceptual oppositions
can be reinterpreted as a form of nested opposition”