Melting Flowers 2013
In large scale floral photography, inspired by 16th century still life paintings, Nick Knight exposes the prints to heat and water resulting in a hybrid of photography and painting. “It began with crayola exploration after researching Karl Blossfeldt and incorporating flowers into the colour spectrum. For my final piece I would take a photograph of some flowers and edit the photograph to make it look as if it was melting. When the image gets printed I would use acrylic paint to make the melting effect feel more real…”
-India Hague Photography
Female Pentimento is an artist whose practice interrogates the interplay between light, darkness, and the metaphysical. Through a meticulous layering of symbolism and atmosphere, their work invites a dialogue about protection, vulnerability, and the intangible boundaries between human perception and the natural world. Their visual language is characterized by an ethereal interplay of form and…
Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø is known for pushing boundaries in fashion photography, blending technical brilliance with an almost surreal dreamlike quality. From fluid, sculptural shapes to bold, hyper-real colors, his images seem to defy gravity—and sometimes, logic. In an interview, Sundsbø once admitted that he prefers not being recognized in public. “I’d rather let my…
Fashion photography often tiptoes between art and commerce, but Carlijn Jacobs strides boldly across that line. Known for her surreal compositions and sharp aesthetic, Jacobs brings a dreamlike quality to every frame. In an interview with Vice, she reflects on Susan Sontag’s Notes on ‘Camp’ as a touchstone for her playful yet deliberate visual style….
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