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This is Sudi's first artist book with which she shows how much photography means to her. She was very much influenced by her father, who used to turn off the lights in the house, while casting light onto a small courtyard. Sudi and her father cherished the serene view of the garden through the curtain. 'It was a simple yet tranquil and peaceful moment.'Using photography, Sudi captures the connection between herself and the universe, in this way documenting her own reality. Regardless of where she is, she trusts her instincts and captures spontaneous, real, fleeting moments without any manipulation. Simply a rapid-eyed response to an unconscious resonance between the scene and her inner self.Bron : https://ibashogallery.com/publications/715-beyond-shadow-sudi/

Grafische vormgeving --- Vormgever --- Boekvormgeving

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Since 2018 I started working on this project. In a world where Photoshop creates the stereotype of perfect and flawless images, I decided to row against the stream and do just the opposite as a photographer.By deciding not to retouch my images and not to use makeup for my models, only using natural light in the studio, I created a safe environment for my protagonists, initiating a process of removing all masks. In this series I prefer working predominantly with women and I try, through art, to facilitate the experience for self-discovery and acceptance.My aim is to capture raw and unaltered emotions and to present a story of love, joy, but also of pain, suffering and abandonment.Inspired by the great Flemish Old masters and the Pre-Raphaelite movement, I want to show real human beings with all their natural fragility and beauty of the soul.Emotions In Between Emotions is a book about love and hope. This art book invites you to step in an emotional journey through Fine Art portraiture, while guiding you back to the roots of your own self? just like it did with me.With your support I can spread this message of hope to the world in the best possible conditions.Bron : https://www.copyrightbookshop.be/shop/steve-dean-mendes-emotions-in-between-emotions/

Portrait photography --- Photography of women --- Emotions --- Mendes, Steve Dean --- 761.2 fotografen afzonderlijk --- portretfotografie --- Vlaamse Primitieven --- Feelings --- Human emotions --- Passions --- Psychology --- Affect (Psychology) --- Affective neuroscience --- Apathy --- Pathognomy --- Women --- Photography --- Portraiture --- Portraits --- Mendes, Steve Dean. --- Portretfotografie --- Fotografie --- Fotograaf --- Emotie --- Belgische kust --- Vlaamse primitieven

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Schilderkunst --- Bianchi, Donatella

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A combination of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, Japandi celebrates refined quality, subtlety and craftsmanship, taking the minimalist home to new heights of luxury and elegance. In her first book, Japandi Living (2022), the author inspired readers to transform their homes into serene, decluttered spaces that harmonise with their surroundings. Over the past two years the author gained a lot of knowledge and inspiration about the (life)style. In this new book, she shows you how diverse and different Japandi can be and helps you find your personal take on the aesthetic so you can embrace it and cherish it for years to come. 'When people ask me about certain objects or colours and if they would fit the aesthetic, I always ask: 'Do you love it?' In the end the most important thing for me is that you live in an interior that feels like home to you. Not if it is 'perfect' or if it is '100% Japandi'. For me it's about surrounding yourself with things and colours that you cherish and bring you joy.' - Laila Rietbergen