this week’s theme is “the limitlessness and bounds of thought.” all the images on the moodboard are products of thought ranging from the concrete to the surreal — the tangible to the imagined. our minds are limitlessly capable of thinking up ideas and images; and yet, once we create an image, aren’t we setting the bounds of our thought at that image? the limitlessness of thought only goes as far as we let it. yes, the minds behind these works transcended the ordinary (especially in the “photographer’s handbook” image, the “poltergeist” image, the baldassari image, and the “where the wild things are” image because the artist created a lifelike, photographic image that does not correspond to physical truths; also seen in “truman capote” by irving penn, the need supply image, and even the “electric kool aid acid test” image, where the emotion of the image is clearly felt (a feat because, though these are photographs, an image can’t actually emote because it is inanimate)), but the act of turning these thoughts into images stops the thought from maturing. images are simply the side results — but, unfortunately, often seen as the end result — of transcendent thought.