A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss’ saying recalls a concept of motion as a change. It also could point to a concept of time - constantly moving and staying on the surface, you never go deeper and establish roots.
It’s one of the most common proverbs used in psychological tests to interpret the reality. In ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest’ book by Ken Kesey McMurphy says he guesses it means, ‘It's hard for something to grow on something that's moving.’
During our two days workshop with Alfio Tomassini @alfio.tommasini in Keda, Georgia youngsters tried to find the right balance between ‘moving further’ and ‘watching more details and meanings’, as well as learning how to follow and break the rules in photography, how to find hidden connections between things paying more attention and time to it.