Sam, stop crying about Universes Beyond, and get back to making this type of content.

Luigi Ghirri. ❤.

Hola, muchas gracias por compartir. Me parece muy bien documentado y producido tu video. Me extraña que solo tengas 2 videos en tu canal...

Great production and wonderful narration. thank you and more of this please.

Embarrassingly being a photographer of many years I am very new to Ghirri and his work so I am absorbing information about him daily and this video has helped a great deal, thank you

Thank You

Complimenti, una ottima analisi della fotografia di Luigi Ghirri

This is excellent. I would like to correspond with you about de Chirico, how can I do that?

Very inaccurate description of Italy. Really shows how little you actually know about italian people

Why no more videos ??😭

'Earthrise' by astronaut William Anders, Apollo 8

This is probably the only academic level/credible video essay I watched on yt. Sir, thank you, this is quality.

@ 58 second was photographed in the town of ( Fidenza, Parma ). Ghirri was a true artist, never forgotten here.

Loved your take on Ghirri....I was lucky enough to meet him for a short lunch back in 1990...I was in Italy for my brother' s wedding....and just called Ghirri out of the blue.....we met in a cafe , and I showed him a few images....and we talked about Photography....and then he gifted me with 2 of his books!!!!In return I promised to show the books to a couple of galleries in San Francisco CA.......alas, no one was open to representing him back then( in S.F.)....I remember he told me his artistic hero was Bob Dylan, and when I heard of Ghirri's death 2 years later, I couldn' t believe what the World had lost.

thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

The man is not exactly a laugh a minute but I love his work.

dude please continue these!

thanks so much for this, really helped with my art a level personal study

A moment in life might come when you realize the 'materiality' of the world, and it's schoking. The quote at the end seems to point to that: that realization is hidden from us; but it is lurking in the shadows of everyone of us (and every empty Piazza). Nietzsche would have looked into the shadows...

Here’s to hoping you return on this channel

Amazing content! Thanks so much?

Inspiring photographer. Thank you for introducing me to Mr. Ghirri.

thanks for making this I really loved it

Magnifico

you're a wonderful guide. great videos. I hope you make more!

Great short documentary. Thank you.

great video, tks so much.

Dude you’re narration is so good. I mean the editing and everything is well-done as well but you’re a really good writer

Hope you come back to this project. I know you for MTG but you have a gift at analyzing art.

This is a really great video, thanks!

I should have watched your whole channel during lockdown.

Thanks for making this video. Got really into the art of this man and there was an exhibition in Paris a fex months later which i went to and it was incredible. Just wanted to share :)

Dude left yputube after 2 uploads 😔

Glad your content is this broad, I’m excited to see where this channel goes!

Why he doesn't upload anymore?

Such a good video, your content is amazing and incredibly respectful of the subject and it's origin.

Great analisis, really cant wait to see more content!

Surely he was an influence on Edward Hopper?

Escher would be cool

Will unlike to relike again.

Fantastic video! The vaporwave reference made me chuckle.

Come back man, it's been 5 months.

Omg this channel is absolutely fantastic!!!

Miss(ed) you

Interesting to know that scene in Suspiria was an homage to De Chirico. I have always connected that in my mind to his piazza paintings! Keep these videos coming Sam :)

Excellent analysis of Ghirri's work. Thank you!

These are amazing keep it up!

Loved this video! Would like to learn more about the connection between de Chirico and Nietzsche... is there a particular resource you'd recommend?

All very nice. But the image at the minute 1:20 is not of the master Luigi Ghirri. It is a still image taken from a short film by Adrian Paci Look here: www.nocsensei.com/letture/admin4914/storia-di-una-didascalia-sfortunata/

Man i absolutely have 0 artistic talent and don't even have the intention or interest of ever learning anything... BUT You and your videos here and on Rhystic are my only source of Art Culture, thanks to you and your videos i feel like at least i understand the soul of many paintings and works. Thank you, really .I owe you a lot for teaching me so much