Apples & Pears

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Apples & Pears : A video compilation




This is a video compilation of three shots depicting examples of apple for apple by which we mean what can be seen literally and apple for pear by which we mean what is suggested by what we see, the hidden idea behind what we see.

- Shikha Singh




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