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Dare. / Yes.
Mysterious.
Eccentric. / Eccentric.
Personally. / She's a very , very personal.
I never understood the reason for taking pictures.
He would take photos. So many photos.
He will never let this happen. </ P>
Is there something you hope you do differently from...
Sure. I hope that you find that negative isn't you. </ P>
Ten dollars... Try again. Ten dollars. </ P>
So I have to stop at five. So can I...
It was winter 2007.
I raised seven, there were seven? Seven and a half. Ten. </ P>
And ten, going to $ 10...
Rumah lelang ada di seberang jalan rumaku.
I found this box full of negatives.
$ 70. 75 there... $ 80.
I'm writing a history book, and I < br / need lots of historic photos.
So I want to like taking negative and I'll see it in light,
... and I'll look for a picture of Chicago.
150, 160...
There are several boxes sold in batches.
I only want the best. </ p >
39 is your buyer, 39 is your buyer.
I won it, I thought it was $ 380.
The auction house told me the photographer... </ p >
.. his name is Vivian Maier.
Google looks for it... nothing at all.
I mean, there is absolutely nothing.
So I stopped for a while.
I saw some items that night...
... and it's really cool, but there's no material for the book...
... so I put it in the closet.
I just have to find out, what would I do with all this?
That's what prompted to start scanning it.
I imagined, where we would go to something place...
... and I will only, like, find something on the road...
... I know what that is and I know it's valuable.
I grew up at flea markets with my brother.
My father too. His father too.
I will do the storage auction with my brother.
And he won several auctions, and we cleaned it up.
We throw a lot of negatives.
Because negatives are not worth < br /> for most flea sellers.
And all the negatives I found, what I saw at first,
I don't know that was really good.
I knew that I thought that's good.
I contacted several galleries.
I don't know where to go.
I made a photo blog and I installed around 200 image.
I installed a link on Flickr.
The post became out of control.
So I continued this mission to collect the rest of his work.
And then, I found someone else who bought the box,
... and I bought their box.
And then I had all the negatives this, like, a lot of negative numbers.
I always wanted to know that was behind a work.
I only knew his name is Vivian Maier.
Is he a journalist? Professional photographer?
"Let me googogging his name again to see if something has happened."
And I found the obituary placed just a few days before the search. </ P>
I found the address in the items. </ P>
And after searching for the WhitePages...
I called, and I said,...
"I have Vivian Maier's negative work... ."
And he said, "Oh, that's my caregiver." </ P>
That's the caregiver. </ P>
Why is a caregiver...
... taking all these photos? </ P>
They started the story about him to me...
with a strange start.
He said, "He is a loner..."
"Dia tidak memiliki keluarga yang kami kenal."
"He never had a love life or children we know."
"But he is like our mother."
So it all captures the taste I want to know.
What I'm saying is, "Do you have his things?"
And they say, "Well, I keep bills in the storage locker. "
" We want to get rid of everything. He likes to collect things. "
I said," No, no, no, no. "
He said, "You don't understand. He really collects a lot of things."
"We will be a trash bin." "Please come and help us "
" If you like the items we will throw away, you can have them. "
I just want to find out who he is. It's just that simple .
I found this leather box.
The box is glued together, with some kind of adhesive or something.
So we cut it and open it.
The box is filled with film rolls
I took one canister and I shake it, and it vibrates.
So I open it and there is a tooth inside.
He has tucked objects and is hidden in everything he has.
It's almost like a small secret hideout for all his little things.
A coupon, note...
... flyers, bus tickets, train cards. </ P>
Hats. Shoes. </ P>
Coats, blouses. </ P>
There are also government income tax checks that have not been disbursed...
... for thousands of dollars.
I have about 100,000 negatives.
I have 700 color film rolls that have not been developed.
2,000 un-developed black-and-white scrolls.
I realize everything must be trimmed, scanned, and archived.
But that's more than < br /> who can strengthen themselves.
So I thought, "Let's see what the museum will do to help me."
"Maybe I can put it in MoMA. " " Maybe I can put it in Tate Modern. "</ P>
I sent them... letters. </ P>
And here's the answer. </ P>
"Mr. Maloof, on behalf of the curators..."
"I want to thank you for thinking of the MoMA Photography Department." </ P>
"Unfortunately , the museum can't accommodate .. "
"... the photos are currently. "
At that point...
I I realized, "I really am alone."
"I'll try to do an exhibition."
"I'll make a book."
This is the amount of crazy work.
I'm a bit compulsive with things. </ P>
I just want people to see this amazing work. </ P>
And I register to exhibit at Cultural Center in Chicago.
They say that this is the largest number of of all the artists they have ever had.
And then, a new story just started.
The history of street photography is being rewritten.
Vivian Maier./ Vivian Maier.
Vivian Maier./ Saved from alienation.
In death, he got fame that he never had in life.
John Maloof is still working on all the negatives belongs to Maier.
My mission is to put Vivian in the history book.
My first impression, when I saw the work...
... was a kind of pleasure /> when a surprise comes to you...
... and you feel that someone, until now has not been found...
... suddenly made a work they exist and look good.
It seems like there are authentic eyes...
... and so understand about human nature...
... and photography, and the streets,...
... and such things don't happen often.
I see thousands of images. Day after day, people sent me their website to be seen. </ P>
And when I flipped through it, I felt most of them were nothing special. </ P>
But Vivian's work instantly has quality about human understanding...
... and warmth and joy...
... I thought, "He's a real photographer."
He has perfect eyes.
And he has a perfect sense > in terms of framing.
This is the first. I can't... This is a picture of a muddy construction worker's butt. </ P>
Oh, my God! </ P>
He has a sense of humor. </ P>
And sense in feeling tragedy.
Beautiful.
Children's photos are so beautiful.
Sense of light is so beautiful, environment.
I mean, he has everything.
Is he very productive? Does he often take pictures?
In total, there may be about 150,000 negatives.
He took a lot of photos.
He never showed his work to anyone?
Itulah yang aku coba ketahui. Sejauh ini belum.
I think people will love his work.
I mean, I can even say, Robert Frank is in square format.
Lisette Model...
Helen Levitt, of course.
Diane Arbus.
Some street shots.
If he makes himself known, he will /> become a famous photographer.
Something is wrong, something...
... there is a piece of a missing puzzle.
It's beautiful.
I really want to know, why Vivian made these pictures?
What prompted her to be like that,...
... towards an obsessive level for taking so many pictures?
Why hasn't been displayed?
I started searching all the stuff.
I found instructions.
You know, the receipt receipt he has. But...
The Bon comes from the year 70s and 80s. </ P>
And in the 70s and 80s in Chicago, .
... there is no area code.
And I started calling this number, attaching each area code.
773, 312 , 708, 847, 630, 815...
Was he ever a nanny for a San Franciscan family? </ P>
Yes. / Geez.
Yes, he lives next door.
I know Vivian Maier because she is the caregiver of my child.
For about four years. > Something like that. </ P>
His job is as a caretaker of households and nannies. </ P>
Vivian is my caregiver. </ P>
Vivian comes inside our lives when we needed caregivers for mothers.
I just looked at him, and I thought,...
"Where did my sister find this woman to look after her children?"
She so obsessed with storing small memories,
... moments in time.
The things he collected all of them helped me understand them a little better.
I have dozens of audio recordings made by Vivian.
Since I posted this ad in the paper...
... I got some weird calls
Some idiots are calling...
... to interview me...
... without clothes.
I have around 150 8mm and 16mm films.
I found photos of Phil Donahue.
Like in his house, stroking a dog and having dinner.
I am a single parent in Winnetka, Illinois, with four sons.
Come Vivian.
I met her in the restaurant, to interview her...
... for the work of the housekeeper.
He photographed me. </ P>
I used to be a person who was very busy running on my shoes. </ P>
I had to broadcast a tv program every day, sometimes two.
I don't want any problems, I just...
... You know, I just want clean socks.
He is with us less than a year. </ P>
I remember when he took a picture...
into the trash. </ P>
I thought, "Well, You know...
"They laughed at Picasso." </ P>
I don't know. I mean, I don't really think about it. </ P>
I don't think he's crazy.
Vivian takes a selfie.
In my mind, I don't know what image I have about this person,...
... but it's definitely not the picture I found.
He came up with an unusual look. </ P>
He was wearing a very large coat , with a felt hat. </ P>
Something that might be popular in 1925.
He was the type of person who hid himself from.
You know, wearing these heavy clothes. And these boots. </ p >
They used to call him "Army Boots".
He was very tall.
Seven feet...
No! Seven feet! / He's tall. </ P>
Oh, he's about five feet nine inches. / Six legs. </ P>
He likes to wear men's shirts... / He is wearing a man's shirt.
He says sewing the usage is better.
Dia itu memiliki potongan yang lurus.
He has straight hair!
Now, I will remember the style he is dressed in...
... as you imagine to factory workers woman...
... in the Soviet Union in in the 50s.
That's how he walked.
You have to swing > Your arms are like this,...
... and you have to do... a sort of Nazi march.
You will see it on a small motorcycle.
I mean, I remember sometimes thinking...
... he looks like... Evil Witch from the West.
Always have a camera on his neck.
There is always a camera on his neck.
He has this great camera with... I remember, it is square.
Rolleiflex. You turned it over and you looked through the viewfinder down. </ P>
Aku bernafsu dengan Rolly dua lensa.
And here, he has one.
And I saw that camera, and it looks like it's a bit old.
You see, Rolleiflex is great camouflage camera.
Because it's not here, where he gave someone a sign on the road...
... that he was photographing them. </ p >
He can do it quietly from below here.
The camera shoots from below.
And that gives him a picture of that rises high.
There is a picture of a man. He is just an ordinary street guy.
But he has strength and dignity.
And he... he stands there and he looks at him.
If you see the line of his eyes, he looks directly at his face.
And he might look down and focus < br /> and then look at it.
And he looked at him and Vivian fired a shutter.
Street photographers tend to be friends...
... in the sense that they are can get out on the street...
... and they feel comfortable being among the people...
... but they are also funny mixed with loneliness...
... at the same time befriend.
You observe and you embrace and you accept...
... but You keep coming back and you try to stay invisible. </ P>
He doesn't like to talk about himself. </ P>
Some people I met and they are very open.
He is not an open person, he is a closed person.
He lives on the floor third in our attic...
... the first thing he asked me to enter the key...
... so he can lock the area safely.
It's really locked.
He's mysterious.
He said never open this door, to get to his room.
I thought he was friends with me because he judged...
... and thought I was pretty strong to lift a bunch of boxes for him.
I ruined my car's springs.
I thought it told you how much weight I paid for.
He mentioned that he brought his life with him...
... which means a number of boxes. </ P>
We said, "Sure, it doesn't matter." We have a garage.
There is a porch outdoors, some kind of porch sleeping.
And stacked high with boxes.
We save it in our garage, which is fortunately...
.. the garage is 2½ cars, for two cars.
So we have this.../ This is a two-car garage.
Become tight two-car garage.
Of course, we will never know how many photo boxes...
... and how many boxes are there.../ John knows. </ P>
Well, but he has lots of boxes. </ P>
I want to know why you will hoard all this great art. </ P>
Why... why don't you share it? </ P>
What's the point of taking it if no one sees it? </ P>
Very sad, really. </ P>
Very sad.
If you can show to him all the pictures...
... and hold it in the chair somewhere so he can't.
... put the masking tape in his mouth he can't say no.
Obviously, the woman is very creative, and it must be painful...
... You know, just being a maid.
Washing floor, make lunch and have dinner...
.. take care of the children as caregivers.
Some of the early photos of I have come from 1951.
One of them said behind, "The Walkers, Southampton."
I was surprised to see photos of my grandparents' house. p>
We always call it "Tides & apos; End".
It's amazing to see it, it's so worn out.
There used to be lots of flowers here.
We have lunch here, and tea, and...
It's really amazing.
Vivian might spend the summer.
He may be a caregiver from New York...
..ikut bersama dengan keluarga dan anak-anak.
On that day, your father worked in New York...
... went by train on Friday...
and returned on Sunday.
I don't think all of that has changed so much.
If you go to the beach club today...
... and, go to the sand.
You will meet the caregiver there.
Some of these women are already lucky enough...
... decided to leave to the United States.
The girl who helped me, this is the fifth or sixth year here.
What is her name? / Olivia.
A person who is so pleasant. I love him so much. </ P>
He speaks a little English, and I speak a little Spanish. </ P>
Our friendship is so beautiful.
... and I consider myself one of those friends.
I like it very much. He is a wonderful person.
1962. </ P>
I lived in Highland Park, I have lots of little kids, and I am often at home. </ P>
One of my children is friends with one of the children the man he cared for.
Children, they always are at home with each other...
... and he will come together. </ p >
We talk well with children, circling around us all the time.
I have a free and open household.
There aren't many rules.
Do you know? Don't get killed on the road. </ P>
He loves children and kids love him. </ P>
Dia luar biasa bagi anak-anak.
I thought maybe he loved them as much as he loved anyone.
Tok, tok, tok! / Who is there?
Apple ./ Whose apples? </ P>
Apples tock, tock, tock! / Who is there? </ P>
Apples. >
Who is there? / Tok, token, tock!
Tok, who is it?
Oh, dear!
Well, Gentlemen...
I thought he was quite agile, and a extraordinary in his youth. </ P>
I mean, he must be a jolly person. </ P>
I can see how they adore it...
... because he did an adventure...
... which, usually, parents might not do it.
Life feels so challenging with him around.
He is very adamant about how kids have to spend their time...
... and especially how they have to spend time going out with him.
He will fill the stroller with the baby and his bag, and the two children...
... and also they will go for a walk.
And they have a routine.
There used to be Marshall Field & apos; s in downtown Evanston...
... there was a candy counter on the first floor.
Well, there is always the first stop because there are always free samples.
He really will always be there for free samples.
I mean, like, pouring...
You know, he will pour all the Frango Mints trays...
into his bag and go!
We don't go there all of a sudden...
... but I believe he was expelled from Marshall Field & apos; s, permanently.
The memory is so clear how did he manage...
take photos of all of these naked mannequins.
Some of them are headless, some are slightly overturned.
That might be a photo amazing.
But for a child, it's a very long time...
... standing on the corner of the street...
... waiting while this strange woman photographed naked headless mannequins.
Then they came out and they saw the trash into the alley ..
because that was what he likes to do.
He'll come home with metal pieces, old furniture...
... and we'll look at it.
"Is this art? Is this not art? What is this? Oh, this can be useful. "
"This can be useful at any time."
My sister Robbie, she is riding a bicycle from school...
... and she is hit by a car.
p>
He lay in the middle the way, and the ambulance came...
... he said, and I don't know if this is true...
.. but he always said that Vivian photographed himself lying on the ground.
It's not like, "Oh, Robbie, are you okay?"
It's more like, "Oh, this is a good photo op!" </ P>
My mother drove and saw my brother lying on the road. </ P>
He said, " Oh! I thought the dog was hit. "</ P>
Vivian was only seen not willing to get involved. </ P>
He realized what was happening in politics and society at that time.
He would bring this cassette recorder...
... and he went to the supermarket, and he asked people in line...
Hi, Carl./ Hi.
I found you with my machine.
>
I wonder if you have an explanation for all these political scenes.
Well.../ About Nixon and so on.
I thought it happened as should be the best for this country.
And maybe that will be a warning for future politicians.
That's right. That's right. </ P>
But what do you think about about the charge? </ P>
Come on! / Am I being recorded?
Yes, right. Come on./ I don't know. </ P>
Women should be opinionated, I hope. Come on. </ P>
There is one film that he made that has notes in it. </ P>
The notes are, "1972, Chicago the murder of mothers and babies."
"The market where he found advertisements for babysitting jobs..."
"... which causes loss and death."
Then you see it walk to the supermarket.
He runs in the section for baby-sitters.
You see him walking in the neighborhood around the house. </ p >
I just want to know where the crime happened.
He went to the funeral home.
He was like... a journalist from an era that, like...
But... usually, you do it to show others.
... to show, "This is what happened. "
He did it.
One day in 1977, I drove on Sheridan Road...
... and someone gave a sign to me to ride .
Many people do that.
It turns out it's Vivian Maier.
When I met Vivian, in 1972...
... I go to graduate school at Northwestern...
... and I work in the language lab.
And it's not unusual for people who > eccentric comes through the lab.
He is French. I could say he had lost most of his accents. </ P>
He pretended, at that time, I thought was a fake Perisis accent. </ P>
Some people said that he has a false accent.
No, this is not true.
My title is in linguistics. I hold a PhD in linguistics.
The truth is, it's a fake accent.
I happened to see a movie The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse...
... and, maybe not what, they are right...
And I have...
There is a seductive voice there, you know?
"Uh, I don't know what you want I do, but you have to do it,... "
"... come later, and all will be fine. "</ p >
His voice, it seems like going up and down...
Do you know what I'm saying? / Oh yeah. Ooh! </ P>
The vowels are longer in the duration than the French vocals. </ P>
I mean, you know, this...
I did a thesis my master discusses the duration of the vocals in French.
So I have a little background.
I believe it's someone who has brushed up their English accent...
... after that lost some from their French accent.
You don't want to see a copy of from my dissertation, so...
Well.../ No! You're not really. </ P>
I asked her name. </ P>
She stopped a little. I remember that. </ P>
And he said, "Call me Smith." </ P>
I mean, it's very clear he doesn't want to say his name to me. </ P>
I thought, "This is weird." </ P>
He is our customer. </ P>
He feels pain in the neck, to be honest. </ P>
We do something /> for him for one year.
We will say, "What's your name?"
"I won't tell you."
"Well, we can /> save it anonymously. "
"Alright. Miss V Smith."
You know, "Ha-ha-ha, Miss V Smith."
It is clear that he is not Miss V Smith. </ P>
And we will say, "Okay, telephone number." </ P>
"I don't have a telephone." </ P>
"Okay, how are we going to < br /> contact you if needed? "
" Well, you won't do it. "
Why did he give us a fake name?
We don't think much about that...
... like yourself.
Now, he spells his name in a different way.
There is a B like boy Maier.
Every possible combination the way you can spell Maier.
MEYER. M-A-I-E-R. M-A-Y-E-R. </ P>
We always call him Ms. Maier. </ P>
Ms. Maiers. </ P>
You will never call him Viv.
Vivian./ Nobody calls him Viv?
Nothing. Vivian. </ P>
Why don't you want to tell people your real name? </ P>
I ask about his work, and the answer is another thing I will never forget. </ P> p>
"I'm a kind of spy."
That's what he said. I can still see and hear it say that. </ P>
That's very strange. </ P>
I think the only person who said that was someone who was definitely not an eye- eyes.
Why did you say that?
Maybe he wanted to be someone else.
Many of us did it.
If he don't have work as a baby-sitter...
... his lifestyle will be very understood.
The real question is, why does he do this kind of thing?
His intelligence and outlook about various things...
... there is something valuable for him by keeping their secret.
Vivian might be looked down upon, arguably, by the employer...
who hired him for paid work low.
He is known to be poor.
I mean, he said that he didn't go to the doctor...
... he didn't have health insurance ..
... and I said, "Are you... worried about that?"
And he said, "Poor people too poor to die. "
He told me that when he first came to New York...
... he went to work to a convection.
He realized that someday he wanted to do something...
... where he could be outside, in the outside world, and free... </ p >
... and see the sun, so he chooses to be a caregiver.
He feels that it gives him a certain amount of freedom.
People provide < br /> shelter for him.
He doesn't have to work so hard just to make ends meet...
... so he has free time for business his photography.
1959.
Vivian told his employer, "I will travel the world."
"I will return in eight months."
He went to Bangkok, India, Thailand...
Egypt, Yemen...
All South America.
He traveled alone.
Only him and his camera.
There are thousands of photos of his world trip.
Do you think Vivian would like the attention she got?
I thought she was very... I don't know. . I don't think so.
I thought he was more than someone who was very closed.
I didn't... I thought he was... he maybe see this...
as... as a kind of disturbance, you know?
I can't help, but to feel discomfort or guilt.
.. expose the work of someone who doesn't want to be exposed.
He is very closed.
I think he wants his artwork respected...
... but I don't think he would be happy to be in the limelight.
I don't think so.
He will never let < br /> it happened...
... if he knew about it.
No, he will never allow it.
He... That is the baby.
He won't put the babies on the screen.
But I don't think he took all those photos...
... for them just to disappear into dust.
I thought he took photos are to be seen.
I found the mystery more interesting than his own work.
I want to know more about this person.
And I don't think you can know that through the work.
So he didn't tell you anything...
. . about where he came from, the background?
You never knew anything? No one found out about that?
No. I... not really. </ P>
Do you know about Vivian? </ P>
Her family, her past? / No.
So amazing isn't it... You're so good with someone for ten years...
... and you don't know much more about them than just this much?
We always think he's French.
Now, it seems like he, what... Austria?
I mean, he comes from Als... or Alsace-Lorraine or something?
He is from New York.
From New York? What do you mean, from New York? </ P>
Well, he was born in New York. / He? </ P>
He was born in New York. / < br /> No. Really? </ P>
Oh, I thought he was born in Europe. I think he's French. </ P>
How did he get that accent? </ P>
So where did Vivian is from? </ P>
She is from New York City, born February 1, 1926. </ P>
Speaking from a professional point of view...
... compare what I did in the past...
... this is in the top order in the level of continuity.
Family usually has consistency...
... to where they are...
... at least I have a public record where can find information about them.
Unlike this one. His whole family is a family of mystery. </ P>
There are several things that we know about Vivian Maier. </ P>
One, we know that she never married. She's a spinster. </ P>
She doesn't have a husband, has no children. </ P>
Her parents have died. </ P>
Vivian did have < br /> brother, older brother.
Obviously, he might be dead.
They all seem to be closed.
They all don't seem to want to relate to the rest of their family.
They all seem to break up from the rest of their family.
He has an aunt , who left all for a friend in his will.
Nothing for the family, but for friends. And this is the reason.
He said here, and I quote directly from his will...
"I made no provision for one of my relatives..."
"... for reasons the one I know best... "
"... which I have revealed to some of my close friends. "
At the time of Alma's death in 1965...
... Vivian is clearly alive, his only niece.
Whatever the relationship with him, all buried with him.
Vivian's father is gone from /> very early photo.
So the census record shows that Vivian lives with her mother.
But I know she lives briefly in France...
... and her mother comes from from France.
So my guess is that he has a family in France.
Because the problem is in 1949 and 1959...
... is the same village.
So I know he returned to the same place.
I started looking for everything he had from France. .
... I started to see French photos...
... see small towns and church towers...
... and what the church tower looks like and how it looks in this small village.
I open the internet and look for small villages in France...
.. and try to match the tower.
Like matching fingerprints.
I know I have at least one from the village where he lives.
Found.
Saint-Julien and Saint-Bonnet...
... in a remote sheep village in the French Alps.
Population 250.
He might be offended that you found his small town.
That is none of your business. </ P>
He might say, "Lord, oh, God." </ P>
"Why did he do that?" </ P>
For some reason, < br /> my curiosity is so extraordinary...
... to find out more about Vivian.
I found an artist.
If I leave this giant stone is missed...
... because I didn't go here, it would be a mistake. </ P>
The people who remembered it ..
... they remember it because he was completely different.
In the 1950s, people did not take pictures...
... except during communion...
... or during the wedding moment.
Vivian Maier...
... ran through the road in Champsaur...
... and was crazy about mountains...
... or for people who were working
That's really something...
... weird.
What is your relationship with Vivian Maier?
Well... I'm her cousin the last one.
Sylvain, do you have photos that you can show me?
Of course I have.
My grandfather.
Our great grandfather is a brother.
Vivian took this. / Are you sure?
Yes, 100 percent. I have same print.
Vivian took this picture. This is the print.
Sure.
Dia berkata, "Apa Kau bahagia?"
Camera box.
I... I have something similar.
No, that's the camera of his mother. / Mrs. Vivian?
Oh...
That's Sylvain and that is Vivian.
That's Vivian? / Yes.
Wow.
Things the other thing I found on Vivian's belongings is this letter.
Written in the way. France, and speaks about photography laboratories in France. </ P>
You won't have the letter? </ P>
This is the letter. </ P>
My son will read it. </ P> >
And you can do... like this./ Sure.
The letter starts, "For Mr. Simon..."
So that's my father, yeah. </ P>
I often see my work, Campsaur...
... what you enlarge for I make a postcard. </ P >
I'm happy to see all of this beautiful scene...
... and makes me think about you.
This is where my problem is.
I imagine we can build a business together...
... even though the distance separates us.
I like to see your work...
... and I have trouble...
... because you don't doubt it .
Maybe I'll send you the results of my photos to print.
I have a stack of results amazing photos...
.. I took with my Rolleiflex camera.
All right.
I did a lot of experiments...
... since I returned to the US.
And I can say it's not so bad.
And when I say a stack, that means a really big stack.
Pada catatan itu, aku tak ingin efek glossy, tapi semi-glossy.
Use the same paper that you use for my postcard.
And finally...
... tell me what you think about the idea.
Previously, we thought Vivian had no intention...
... to print his work or show it to someone else.
This letter proves that the assumption is wrong.
Vivian knows that she is a reliable photographer...
... and she knows that /> all of these photos are good.
He wants to show people.
He might never have them when he was alive...
... but we do it now.
I stopped scanning it myself, Because I can't continue to do it.
There is a laboratory in New York with scanning technicians his work...
Monday to Friday, at nine to five...
... with rates of around a few thousand a week.
I have developed black and white movies...
... so I still have hundreds what's left to be developed.
This is so complicated, a complicated procedure...
... because you have to get the correct formula. .
... and there is only one chance to do it right.
This is... really magical.
We don't know what What he wants to print...
... what he chooses or edits.
We saw his work for the first time which he never saw for himself.
When you contact me, I'm not sure if I want to get involved...
... in a posthumous project.
I just don't think it will suitable for a gallery.
This is the room where we save our photos.
I think there are between 25 and 30,000 photos here.
I mean, it's more than most museums.
Vivian Maier, we are more interested in this work...
... than any other photographer I have ever done
It is very difficult to enter the results of his work to the institution.
The problem is that the world arts foundation...
... still won't recognize Vivian's work.
Museums usually deal with final products, prints.
... made by the artist in his life.
They don't want to interpret the work of the artist whose work was abandoned.
It's fake, because Gary Winogrand...
... has a table full of film rolls which he never developed...
Jadi mereka mengembangkannya.
The work of Eugene Atget & apos; s was printed after his death...
... and then ended with the acquisition by MoMA.
I mean, that frustrating, because it's being completed and...
... no one wants to do Vivian's work.
He has printed some of his works...
... but that's mostly not the best editing results from his work.
He is an expert photographer...
... but printing is not his skill.
That's normal, though. I mean, Cartier-Bresson hates printing...
... and Robert Frank is not a good printer. </ P>
But they employ printers. </ P>
They pay someone to print their work.
A good work is a good work, and that is recognized as a perfect work.
I think the results of his work need to be appreciated by the world.
This is the result of new prints.
Cool. Yes, this is amazing. Thank you for showing me. </ P>
It's all yours. </ P>
The only way this work will flourish is if there is money produced.
Sales of prints become part of it.
Of course, I hope to be able to give the money, you know...
He disappeared. I mean, There's nothing I can do. </ P>
He always has problems with money. </ P>
God knows, he might be able to use the money. </ P >
Too bad he doesn't know ten years earlier...
Marble!
Yes, you two.
This is the picture. Ms. Maier is right in that corner. </ P>
I won't call him Vivian because...
He will make your bowels as tie socks if you call him that.
Not Mrs. 'Not Vivian'. She is Ms. Maiers. </ P>
He was my caregiver from since I was five years old...
... until I was around 11 years old. </ P>
I got it in the book My baby is the exact date.
It looks like March & apos; 67 until around 1974.
Inger and I are good friends, so I spend a lot sharing time Ms. Maier. </ P>
He will take us to the city, and we just walk. </ P>
In the worst part of the city, he runs really fast...
... until my little foot has to fly to follow it.
He swings his arm like this.
And then the steps are very far away.
Inger used to plead with him to walk slowly...
... and he will drag it with him.
Poor.
He takes photos of everything.
He will see the subject.
Something that interests him.
He opens his camera...
... focus on it.
Poor people, you know, people...
... he literally asks them to, sort of, pose for him.
He tends not to ask people to pose .
Just sort of, "Stand there, wait."
It's like that.
"Poor people. Take a picture!"
Or someone crying, it's like, bro!
They... You know?
Like, "Oh, my God, what does this woman do?"
We make jokes like hit his head with a camera...
... because he really embarrasses us.
Forcing and being rude.
They feel, I believe, that they are being ridiculed in several ways. </ p >
I was surprised she wasn't bothered.
My mother won't let Ms. Maier takes me to a slum. </ P>
He likes reading newspapers, he likes we buy the New York Times...
... and he reads it every day. .
... and he is always keen to see things magical, strange, and inappropriate,
He is not interested in sweet and light . </ p p>
He likes headlines that reveal individual stupidity.
Stories that can make him say, "I told you."
"I've tell you. "
Some men kill his wife and turns out he is cold-blooded...
" I told you. "
I mean, these things reveal the foolishness of mankind.
If you look at the side of his art, he sees strangeness in life...
... incompatibility, and human displeasure.
There are little things, all the time...
... what he explained... </ p >
... in microscopic ways, by cutting my talk.
All the time.
I'll go down, with my pocket money...
... to the craft shop...
... and buy thousands of small things, You know, like a rainbow and...
... tchotchkes glass.
Viv saw all my shopping and didn't like it.
He brought a big mop bucket...
... and he will fill it with hot soapy water and ammonia.
He will take very lots of ammonia...
... to avoid you approaching the bucket.
Obviously, using ammonia that much...
... definitely to clean something very dirty.
He will use his arm...
... and put all tchotchkes into the bucket.
All hit each other, milled together, and hit...
... everything was covered with ammonia...
I just kept quiet what happened to me, in my life.
p>
My brother acted...
... and I thought Viv had no way to overcome his behavior.
He, like throwing us away.
We talked while on the road, and he crawled in the alley...
... and just disappeared.
The police finally found us.
I remember being advised by the police. "You can't leave your caregiver."
And I said, "No, no!
" My caregiver left me! "
There were a number of accidents...
... I knew there were no accidents, everyone knew there were no accidents.
Suddenly , there is a child screaming...
... the door is closed with the door closed and the light goes off.
Yes. Such a thing.
He is evil I don't know how to say it. </ P>
I don't know, he has a dark side. </ P>
I remember one time he said...
"People these people, will make you sit... in their lap. "
" And then you will feel something stabbing you. "
And I can't remember what he meant when he said that...
... but he was like... angry to the man in front of him.
And now, I know exactly what he is talking about...
... but as a kid, I know what he says is gloomy, and not the right thing .
I saw him jump several times backwards because I was afraid of a man.
He said it several times in a few years...
... man, all they do is destroying you...
... stay away from them, be careful with them...
. You know, all they want is sex.
He is always afraid to be touched.
I remember he stood up at this disposal...
... shooting some kind of incident.
The man apparently thought he was falling.
The man reached out, and he saw a man grab it...
... and he hugged the man.
He thought the man was attacking him...
... and make the man concussion...
... and send him to the hospital.
I bet that he...
brutal on the other hand, attack some...
... I mean, you know... be harassed, or whatever it is.
I hate to say it, but something happened to him was terrible.
Because no one will act, like he did.
I remember some emotional things that stronger, I'm afraid.
It takes a lot of effort to remember some...
I don't know if you want to know but I'll do it.
I mean, there are bad things that happened to me.
Miss. Maier feeds me. </ P>
Imposing me to eat, because I didn't finish my meal. </ P>
Orang tuaku tahu, dan ayahku marah, tapi...
My father knows exactly how it happened...
He held me back, pushed food into my throat...
... and then he strangled me /> until I swallow it.
And he does that again and again.
There are very many dark sides to him...
... I don't know yet.
It disappeared from him sometimes.
The first time he pushed me when I was five years old...
... because I tried to learn to tie my shoes.
And I didn't do it right.
He was so frustrated with me...
... and he started pushing my head to the side of this bookshelf.
I mean, he didn't hit my face, obviously, I don't have bruises there...
... but he hold my wrist and swing me around the room...
... and hit me when was really upset about something.
I was eight years old before I could let go of his grip.
After that, he didn't do it again.
I'm pretty strong.
I mean... he's a brilliant person...
I think he really cares, > and I think he tried.
And I don't know if there is anything else that has ever said about that, if they...
... if that happens to them .
I don't know, maybe he has it simultaneously. I hope he does it. </ P>
I really hate to say things about him...
... because I always feel guilty doesn't keep Viv longer.
My husband and I are talking about about raising a child.
Viv said "If you want to take care of someone, why don't you take care of me?"
And then he laughs a little, but he is serious.
I thought he really wanted to become a member of our family.
But that... it's not my authority take a decision.
So that's where.
Then this little house...
Ms. Maiers lives upstairs. </ P>
My father provides rooms for him above his office. </ P>
I just... only have the chance to see him once. </ P>
p>
I slipped behind him.
Because he always locked it.
So, yes, this is really different.
This is a forbidden zone.
No one is allowed to see where Ms. Maiers lives. </ P>
Ms. Maier goes in there and lets the door open enough for me to see...
... and the room is really full, from floor to ceiling, with newspapers. </ P>
Look, how can the floor beveled?
I told my father, and he said, "That's because the floor is curved."
Finally he must put a steel pole in his office ..
... because the floor is curved and he doesn't know why!
It's really full.
This floor is the territory of Viv.
I thought maybe I needed to go up there when he wasn't at home...
... he was reluctant to give me the key.
And... I entered.
You can know where he walked...
... it's just a narrow road that < > You can barely pass like this. </ P>
And the bed is here...
... piles of newspapers, almost to the ceiling.
You might think I'm exaggerating. No.
Stacked. Stacked, stacked... everywhere. </ P>
You know, the stack of paper is high. </ P>
How can he grab the paper...
p>
... I don't even know how much he often saw the paper.
I began to see that he was stacking newspapers somewhere else at home.
In the basement, and behind, we have a small entrance...
... and he piles newspapers out there.
Now, the goal is there is always the article he wants to save...
... for the day he cuts the part he wants to save.
I... That makes me concerned, but I thought, "Whatever."
I gave him a place to work.
I saw his desk, and a pile of things there.
He was sure that his master came to the room he has...
... and check the items.
He will put up the book and so on his desk...
. So if they move half an inch...
... he will know when he returns...
or yes, that's the story of Vivian.
p>
And he was also sure that people were looking through binoculars...
... and could see through the window of his room.
He was getting more and more closed...
... more hoarding.
Everyone says, firmly...
"Dear God, you have to get rid of your caregiver. "
... to what extent does he live with mental illness...
... because he is really sick.
He is. He...
He...
Yes. That... it's a little eccentric. </ P>
My neighbor says, "I painted the bathroom, do you have a newspaper?" </ P>
I said, "Sure ! " There is a large stack of right at the back door. </ P>
I gave him a big stack like this, I said, "Sure, please." </ P>
Well, when Viv go home, he sees that stack of newspapers...
... three feet shorter, or two legs or whatever ..
... he is angry and terrible.
"Who took my paper? Who took my paper?"
And he just went berserk. I mean, he went crazy. </ p >
He... I remember the scene squealing and screaming...
... where he yells at this person, tells him to return it...
... but some have been exposed to paint or torn.
" Now everything is covered in paint! Now I can't use the paper! </ P>
"They are covered with paint now. How can you restore my paper? "
So I just said," Viv, it's all not your newspaper. That is my comeback. </ P>
"There are too many newspapers in this house!" </ P>
I remember my parents telling me, "Viv won't be with us anymore."
"He got too crazy."
Sort of, he's not crazy yet...
... but his madness increases to a level we can't tolerate again.
I remember so clearly told him, "Viv..."
"I thought you should find another job."
How difficult it is to say that to him.
But you know? I didn't think he was surprised.
He looked at me, and said, "Really? ".
" Really what did you say? " he said. "Well .."
"... then, what I want is two months notice..."
"... and two months pay", or something.
He gave me something... what he wanted...
... as if he was on the tip of the tongue and he had to find the answer.
And I don't know whether is because...
... he has been fired from position quite often...
... that he knows what to say...
... or does he, anticipate it.
My husband, me and our child , after he left... < /p>
... we just jumped onto the car and went to Michigan...
... something we have never done...
... just because it is a big emotional thing, to no longer have it...
Look, I'm still crying about that, because I really care about Viv.
And I think he cares about us, and that's just one of all things... </ p >
... where he is a person who is difficult to adapt.
He only has the tip that can't be...
And I think we are.... Well, I commend myself...
I think we are one of the most sympathetic ...
... the family that receives and suitable for him to work.
I don't know that. I thought that might be true.
And we didn't succeed.
In 1996 , we are preparing our mother's home sales...
... and when I tell Vivian, I say, "You can stay here for a few months."
"I won't sell it, you know, we have to prepare everything... "
"... and, you know, I didn't drive you away, you can stay. "
Vivian was there, and for show it...
... but it doesn't help at all with real estate people.
He doesn't want to let them in.
They called me and said that he did not allow them to show his house...
You know, "We have to... You have to do something, Judy." </ P>
So I called and said, "Vivian, You have to let people see the house."
They made it in, and they managed to sell it.
Kupikir kami menutup hari terakhir tahun ini.
The lawyer called and said, "Judy, we were afraid he wouldn't come out."
And I said, "He will come out. Don't worry. He will come out."
The last time I saw it...
... I'm still not happy.
That must be around 2000.
I'm on Wilmette, going to the beach with my daughter and her children...
... and four other children from her friends. </ P>
When it's summer, August, like, 100 degrees.
And suddenly, we see this woman walking down the street.
And immediately, we say, "It's Vivian."
I've never seen for 30 years.
But we recognize each other at a glance.
And we both... "Oh, hi, how are you doing, Vivian?"
and, "How are you, Carole?" and "It's been a long time."
We say, "We are very happy, see you,"
.. and, we said, "We must... leave immediately."
And he said, "Please don't go."
He said, " Carole! " That's my mother's name. </ P>
" Carole, please don't go. "</ P>
And you're with a group of kids...
. And they are around you, and they want to go to the beach.
It's a very hot summer. You are like, trapped.
He continues said "Chat with me talk, let's chat."
I kept saying, "I can't, Vivian. I have to go, I have to go."
He kept saying, "But you my friend, you are my friend."
And...
I dropped the ball.
That's all I can say. I feel bad about that.
And, hmm... the desperate voice > about meeting friends...
And I feel that I disappoint her.
So I continue to the beach with the kids.
I said, "Follow us," but he doesn't want to do that, so...
... that's the end of that. </ P>
I remember typing him not tell me where we're going.
"I don't want to tell you. This is a surprise."
He took me to the place selling animals cattle.
I didn't realize that...
"Oh, this is where they kill animals."
There is a trailer full of sheep. .
I remember people stabbing on them with sticks...
to get rid of it from this long road.
After they are finished pull out the sheep from the trailer,
... they start throwing come out the dead sheep.
The trampled.
That was the first time I saw death.
Looking back, thinking about it, < That doesn't bother me.
It's kind of weird, I can't understand.
I've always been an extraordinary person, and this is my person , sheep.
The end of his life was something that I was worried about when he worked for me.
I thought, "How can this end for him?" </ p >
I don't feel this is a happy ending.
I am very proud that these men are taking care when they are children...
.. come to save him.
They gave him an apartment and paid the rent.
Do you... live in that area? / Yes.
Do you remember a woman which usually often sits on this bench...
... wearing a big floppy hat?
Is she a French woman?
Yes, I remember it
People who still live here, yes, we remember him.
He is often here, sitting on the bench. </ p >
But I don't think anyone talked to him.
There are lots of eccentric people around here...
... and I just thought <br He is one of them.
You know that, just leave him alone.
Sometimes he is in the trash.
You ask him, "You need help ? " or" Do you need food? "
And he will only scold you in French.
How do you know him?
Only from seeing him in the neighborhood.
And you sit with him? / Well, I always sit in the car...
... and he sits there, it takes weekly or monthly before he talks to me.
I was in the alley all the time, passed the trash...
... I had a lot of old clothes, and a wool hat, one time, I gave it to him .
He took it, and said, "Oh, that's great, I'll wear it when I sleep."
He is very close to people.
He is funny. A good woman. </ P>
When I ride my bicycle, sometimes I cross the road. </ P>
And I shouted at me, "Ring the bell! Ring the bell!"
And sometimes, I'll go out to the alley in winter...
... he saw me without a hat, and shouted, "Wear a hat! Wear a hat!"
He talks about the bicycle bell. / Yes.
Well, who knows that he is really a great artist...
... and he came to the dump?
That's sad.../ I mean, sitting on a park bench...
... literally, he goes across the street, and will get a can of food...
What did he get? Like corned beef or something. </ P>
I remember, scooping out of a can, didn't even heat it up. </ P>
And said it was delicious. </ P>
He is far more damaged than I thought.
And I have more empathy for him...
I just thought... What a lonely woman .
Do you know? Very lonely. </ P>
And misunderstood. </ P>
So... I think... I mean, now, if I see it today...
... after this, I won't be hard on him, maybe.
Someone cursed me and said...
"An old woman in the garden, she fainted."
"There is an ambulance there."
So I went across the street, and at that time...
... they raised it to the little cart there.
And he tells people, paramedics and such...
... that he doesn't want to go, he wants to go home.
And they say that he has to go with them.
And he looks at me as if to say, "Can you do something?"
But there's nothing I can do for it.
I ask paramedics, they say, "No, he has to go."
And then, that's all.
I mean, they put it in the ambulance and take it away.
And after that, many people in the neighborhood said...
"What happened to the old woman?" > and nobody knows.
You should try to describe, from the evidence that you have...
... some understanding of individuals.
I think the image shows softness...
... instant vigilance against human tragedy...
... and moments generosity and sweetness.
I see it as a who is very vigilant, observant, and caring.
And maybe he is a caregiver because he has that capacity.
In 1962, when he took a lot of photos...
... kids will always play in the canyon.
This is the place most beautiful in the world.
You know, instead of this suburban community...
... you always go there because you want child kids get a little touch of nature.
You know, the wild.
There is a patch of wild strawberries somewhere there.
And I think he likes it very much, that's why why they buried it there.
In their memory this is a place that makes him happy.
Now, you tell me how < br /> You can live forever.
Come on.
He might have arrived at the end of his life and his mind...
"Why didn't I trying to get the work out there? "
Some characters prevent them...
... from encouraging your work to be seen.
You know, he doesn't defend /> himself as an artist.
He only does work.
Religious excuses often appear.
So, when someone enters...
... there's always a feeling that they are only side characters.
But I don't feel as a side character.
When I saw the picture, I always feel something basic.
I think this work is so good that really won a lot of people...
... who underestimated it before.
p>
Where will it end, who knows?
Most of the founding of the art world...
But people don't care. They did not wait for validation from the institution. </ P>
They claimed Vivian Maier's work for themselves. </ P>
The results of his work are now in the gallery in New York.
Can also be seen in LA
Especially I buy, which I like...
there is a sad poverty in the frame. .
... but there is also happiness apart from that.
His work is being seen throughout the world.
London , Germany, Denmark. </ P>
They embrace it, and they hug Vivian Maier. </ P>
Yes, yes, yes...
I don't shave.
That's it!
That's good!
You know him well, aren't you?
He is your husband!
My poor mother, my mother dear.
My poor mother.
It's beautiful, right? Full of emotion.
Maybe this is the best way for everything for him.
To make it happen after he died.
That might be the thing that would make Viv the happiest.
Because I thought, he would find < extraordinary attention in his life.
Viv should be oppressed, right?
He was, like, a caregiver.
It wasn't considered to have a high position in life.
Not married.
There is no social life to talk about.
He doesn't have a status measure.
... what people want.
But he doesn't have to compromise.
He does what he wants.
That's what he taught me, that he got the life he wanted. He has it. </ P>
I understand more about him. </ P>
But why is this person so closed...
but very productive in the form of which is not has he ever shared it?
Who knows?
He did it so it won't be forgotten.
And... here, it's not forgotten.
>
When he was photographing...
... he saw how close you could enter someone's room...
... and make their drawings.
That tells me a lot about him.
This tells me that he can go to a room with strangers...
... and get them to accommodate him by being yourself...
You know, where two attendances actually sort of vibrate together.
And then he leaves.
Well, I don't think there's anything meant to survive forever.
We have to make room for other people. This is a wheel. </ P>
You continue, you finish it, and then someone else replaces you. </ P>
And now I will close and run to the next house to do my work.
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