Artwork description:
Vibrant Archival ink print on Epson matte finish archival paper. Print with museum finish archival inks lasting more than 50 years in vibrancy and colour saturation. Artwork shipped rolled safely in a tube with Certificate of Authenticity.
Self nude portrait of me exploring flow of energies in the body through led lights. This series was done in 2014 when I was struggling with body positivity as body shaming is a big problem in the lgbt community.
India is not a very proactive country when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights. In 2018, the 152 year old colonial law criminalising same sex activity was decriminalised by the courts thanks to the LGBT millionaires/billionaires of the country that gathered and fought for decriminalising this British law.
Materials used:
Archival pigment inkjet print
Tags:
#gay #black and white photography #nudity #self portrait #experimental photography #lgbt art #homosexuality #gay rights #gender fluid #self identity #sexual identity #self portraiture #transvestite #indian gay #self nudityThe body electric 3 (2014)
Photograph
by Sumit Mehndiratta
34 Artist Reviews
£290
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 17
- Size: 78.74 x 53.34 x 0.25cm (unframed)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: People and portraits
Artwork description
Vibrant Archival ink print on Epson matte finish archival paper. Print with museum finish archival inks lasting more than 50 years in vibrancy and colour saturation. Artwork shipped rolled safely in a tube with Certificate of Authenticity.
Self nude portrait of me exploring flow of energies in the body through led lights. This series was done in 2014 when I was struggling with body positivity as body shaming is a big problem in the lgbt community.
India is not a very proactive country when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights. In 2018, the 152 year old colonial law criminalising same sex activity was decriminalised by the courts thanks to the LGBT millionaires/billionaires of the country that gathered and fought for decriminalising this British law.
Materials used:
Archival pigment inkjet print
Tags:
#gay #black and white photography #nudity #self portrait #experimental photography #lgbt art #homosexuality #gay rights #gender fluid #self identity #sexual identity #self portraiture #transvestite #indian gay #self nudityReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (34)
This artwork is sold by Sumit Mehndiratta from India
Sumit Mehndiratta
India
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A self-taught multi-disciplinary artist, Sumit Mehndiratta thrives in the art industry with his passion for experimenting with a diverse range of mediums making him a prolific artist. Working for more... Read more
