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Mediterranean Backyard (2013) Photograph by Kamila Karpinska

27.56 x 39.37 x 0.01" (unframed) / 24.41 x 36.22" (actual image size)

$762.55

Set in a narrow stone alley in Croatia, this photograph brings together fragments of everyday life and an unexpected, imagined scene. A pair of elegant legs appears on an old staircase, while a wine bottle and laundry hanging above add details that seem to belong to different stories.

I wanted to create an image that feels both familiar and mysterious, somewhere between reality and imagination. The contrast between the rough textures of the old architecture and the elegance of the figure creates a cinematic, almost surreal atmosphere.

Rather than telling a complete story, the photograph leaves space for the viewer to imagine what happened before and what might happen next.

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Set in a narrow stone alley in Croatia, this photograph brings together fragments of everyday life and an unexpected, imagined scene. A pair of elegant legs appears on an old staircase, while a wine bottle and laundry hanging above add details that seem to belong to different stories.

I wanted to create an image that feels both familiar and mysterious, somewhere between reality and imagination. The contrast between the rough textures of the old architecture and the elegance of the figure creates a cinematic, almost surreal atmosphere.

Rather than telling a complete story, the photograph leaves space for the viewer to imagine what happened before and what might happen next.

Materials used:

Fine Art archival photographic paper

Details:

Location Poland

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My photography is driven by a fascination with femininity, movement, intimacy and the poetry found in everyday moments. I work primarily in black and white, creating cinematic images that exist... Read more

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