Artwork description:
Shall we dance? Let me hold your fingers as I twirl you faster and faster, until your other side’s reflection falls into my arms.
A real underwater photograph of the internal reflection from the water surface. It shows a face and the body of a topless dancer in red skirt on black background. There is no real nudity, just a distorted reflection of it.
This work is part of the series 'The Other Side REFLECTIONS':
There is always another side, another way to see things, a different voice. The sky and boats in the calm water - is one side. What’s on the other side?
One day I grabbed my camera and jumped in the water to take pictures; however instead of photographing models I started looking up - at the other side of the water’s surface. As you probably know, the inner side of water’s surface is a liquid mirror. Its reflections however; are very different from the ones we see in a regular mirror.
I took a few pictures to let you see them too. Because it’s worth it.
Materials used:
Digital print on aluminum plate
Tags:
#reflection #underwater #dancer #topless #red skirtSalsa - from the series 'The Other Side REFLECTIONS' - print on aluminum (2017)
Photograph
by Alex Sher
£2,073.55
- Photograph on Panel / Board / MDF
- From a limited edition of 12
- Size: 91.44 x 60.96 x 2.54cm / 91.44 x 60.96cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Nudes and erotic
- Hurry only 1 left in stock
Artwork description
Shall we dance? Let me hold your fingers as I twirl you faster and faster, until your other side’s reflection falls into my arms.
A real underwater photograph of the internal reflection from the water surface. It shows a face and the body of a topless dancer in red skirt on black background. There is no real nudity, just a distorted reflection of it.
This work is part of the series 'The Other Side REFLECTIONS':
There is always another side, another way to see things, a different voice. The sky and boats in the calm water - is one side. What’s on the other side?
One day I grabbed my camera and jumped in the water to take pictures; however instead of photographing models I started looking up - at the other side of the water’s surface. As you probably know, the inner side of water’s surface is a liquid mirror. Its reflections however; are very different from the ones we see in a regular mirror.
I took a few pictures to let you see them too. Because it’s worth it.
Materials used:
Digital print on aluminum plate
Tags:
#reflection #underwater #dancer #topless #red skirtReturns and refunds
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This artwork is sold by Alex Sher from United States
