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Dance with paper
Limited edition Giclée print · 13 x 17.7 in
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The photo from the series "On the black wall" Limited edition Giclée print on Fine Art paper. Other sizes available Concept Photography cycle “On The Black Wall” - pandemic caused dialogue with yourself, time, boredom and unknown. All images are made in enclosed space using black painted wall whilst experimenting with long shutter speed. The artist itself is the main character in the pictures. The shapes created by movement live and die together. The black color - not only is a great decor for a wall, pandemic caused claustrophobia symbol, but it is also brilliant comeback for a real raw process of photography - birth of an image in the dark from the dark. Movement compositions created on the wall mirrors an effect similar to hypnosis. Light is also playing an important part, constantly reminding its importance in transformation in movement. I look at a photo frame like a picture. I put colors and shapes on the background of a black wall, like on a blank canvas. I am interested in seeing how a moving figure and colored objects create a rhythm and an almost abstract composition. After many attempts, repeating the same steps, an idea is born, new content appears. To me, this composition reminds me of the backstage of a theater with a bit of drama and routine. - Photography by Tania Serket (Lithuania), Analog photography on Paper. Its dimensions are 45x33 cm. The artist's signature is present on the artwork. This artwork is part of the gallery On the black wall. Materials: Fine Art paper · Original Listing: $637.34
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