Sculpture of Silence

Against a deep, absolute black, the clear, geometric form of a vase emerges, from which a withered twig bearing delicate blossoms protrudes. Captured in the precise aesthetic of large-format analog photography, this still life combines austerity with organic softness. The light traces the facets of the vessel and the withered structures of the plant with a three-dimensionality that seems almost tangible. It is a visual meditation on the duality of form and transience: While the vase represents human geometry and permanence, the withering twig serves as a reminder of the inexorable transience of life. The analog grain intensifies this contrast into a timeless icon of tranquility—a moment of pause in which transience acquires its own, perfect aesthetic. Analog and by doing its Hand-Made!
Hallo Iris, vielen Dank für dein lieben Kommentar. Genau so ist es. Die Entscheidung fällt schon vorher. Denn dannach lässt sich nichts mehr korrigieren. Und das macht es so spannend
Dieses Engagement vor dem Auslöser, ja. Beim Aquarellmalen lerne ich das Gleiche in umgekehrter Reihenfolge: zu entscheiden, worauf ich bereit bin, loszulassen, sobald das Wasser sich bewegt. Die Einsätze wirken in beiden Fällen real.