Taj Forer's thoughtful project
Threefold Sun explores individuals and communities that have found influence in the philosophies of Rudolf Steiner. I attended a Waldorf school for 9 years, so Forer's photographs spoke in a decidedly nostalgic and familiar way to me. The images themselves do not attempt to elucidate the theories set forth by Steiner; rather, they investigate the close and specific relationship that his followers have to the land. The straightforward compositions and subtle color palette mimic the simplicity of this unique way of life.




From Top to Bottom:
The Barefoot Farmer, Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee
Maypole in January, Carbondale, Colorado
Jeff and Mary by Long Hungry Creek, Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee
Kitchen table, St. Charles, Missouri
All Images © Taj Forer