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SaveBelonging - finding solace
| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 60 W × 40 H × 0.5 D cm |
| Type of art | photography |
| Style | color |
| Genre | nature |
| Type of packaging | art tube |
Description of the Artwork “Belonging - finding solace”
A Man has become one with nature, the place where he belongs. His arms mimic his surroundings. Can you tell him apart? The artwork will be shipped as a rolled high quality Fine Art Giclée print. Other sizes and printing methods upon request, just send me a message. This image is part of my series "My heart is a dark forest" -a collection of visual poetry, a journey that began over a decade ago. These photographs emerged from a deeply personal exploration that initially visualised the pain of a lost love, moving through waves of grief, anger and despair before finally reaching acceptance. They stand as silent testimonies to the healing process of my heart. Over time, the original collection evolved to include a new element: the desire to find a sense of belonging and the inner peace and tranquility that accompany that feeling. Each image strives to gently remind us of the beauty of our own fragility. The beauty that lies in all our emotions. The beauty of life and all its facets.
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Jessica Prautzsch, Germany
Jessica was born and raised in Hamburg, Germany. With a bachelor's degree in Communications Design (2011), her career as a freelance visual designer and photographer is distinguished by a unique blend of artistic disciplines, which she aptly describes as being a 'creative alchemist.' At the heart of her work is her own design studio, where imagination meets reality. Jessica's expertise isn't confined to design; her passion for photography has led to her works being showcased in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Her photographic style, characterised by its fine art approach, has earned recognition and several awards. Her approach to design and photography is not just about creating visuals but about telling stories that resonate. Whether it's through the lens of her camera or a digital stroke, she captures moments and emotions that speak volumes. Jessica's art is slow, the epitome of a captured moment. It is grounded and warm. Visual poetry that makes you feel like you are wrapped in a soft warm blanket. She sees her artwork as an ongoing journey, a continuous exploration of the depths within. Her work is like a ray of light that breaks open the shell of a nut and shines through the crack into the little cave inside.