Very simple but effective, a lovely colourful project by Maria Zaikina (Flickr name 'Suzy_Yes') called 'Landscape with house' > http://www.flickr.com/photos/suzy_yes/sets/72157617345626963/
Project description from Flickr:
"Wim Wenders`s Alice, after looking through thousands of houses, finally found the house she was searching for. However, she discovered that her grandmother was not living there any longer. Alice found but she did not find; so she travelled further…The subject of journey is very close to me. Melancholic contemplation during a journey is evoked by landscapes drifting past the window, where details merge into stripes and colours. The scenery floats past in front of our eyes, changing our mood or remaining as a background for thought, leaving perhaps just an implicit impression in the memory. Our eyes glimpse a house standing lonely amongst the fields. Is it one house, or different houses in different places that appear to be so similar? Is the house the destination of our journey? The place we long to reach? The future we dream of - or the past we wish to regain? However the composition always remains the same. How then to make the right choice? Is choice important and is it necessary at all? The series reminds us of a set of single frames from a road movie and is rooted in both traditional landscape painting and traveller’s journals. The sense of motion is achieved through the static and repetitive composition: the square format, the horizon line in the middle of the image with a house in the centre. It is a study of motion and stillness, transfusion and interaction. The beginning and the end of the journey are unmarked. There is no first or final image; the images follow each other in a random order. Only the process of watching the landscape is important. Through the motion of viewing repetitive images the sensation of complete peace and serenity appears: a momentary pause in front of a sublime and mysterious landscape - a stopped frame, not stop motion."