Fine Print: Curyian Size:35 x 47 in (90 x 120 cm)For this series, De Middel set out to explore multiple aspects of the Sun: its shape and brightness, the shadows it casts, its color. In Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, De Middel created a phantasmagorical universe symbolizing the Sun and the emotional impact of sunlight. Amidst sand dunes and expanses of water, drawing on strong lighting, metaphorical shapes and bright colors, she created a theater of life, exuding warmth and abundance. With her
focusing on postwar ideals of commonality and utopianism
This contact sheet contains colourful beach scenes from Benidorm
The immediacy of a social media post is here turned into a more expansive and contemplative diary from a true master of his art
treating them the same as he would any other subject
following tradition
“The Last Day of Summer 1997” is a matte black-and-white poster punctuated by a color Polaroid with a glossy overlay
Elliott Erwitt has spent a lifetime documenting the United States and his work now stands as a testament to what it means to be American
but this was followed by civil war and economic breakdown
The contrast between the saturated pool and the dark
and shows the degree of comfort that she was able to establish with her subjects while working on their stories
the images trace the evolution of the popular resistance that led to the triumph of the Sandinista revolution in 1979
which was born in the East and which hungrily drove itself West until reaching the Pacific
