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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 55.1x57.1in
- Edition : All editions sold (16 / 16)
- Artist's proof : 4
About this artwork
Roses is part of the Porcelain Collection, exploring fragility, purity, and emotional stillness through the feminine form.
The figure appears sculpted rather than photographed, suspended between presence and silence. Her expression is calm, almost untouchable, holding a quiet tension between vulnerability and control.
The roses are not ornamental. They emerge as an extension of the self, enveloping the figure and dissolving the boundary between… body and nature. Soft yet overwhelming, they introduce both delicacy and weight, beauty and restraint.
The body becomes porcelain, pale, still, and enduring. It does not ask for attention, it commands it through stillness.
In Roses, silence becomes presence. The image exists in a space between fragility and permanence, where emotion is not expressed, but held.
The figure appears sculpted rather than photographed, suspended between presence and silence. Her expression is calm, almost untouchable, holding a quiet tension between vulnerability and control.
The roses are not ornamental. They emerge as an extension of the self, enveloping the figure and dissolving the boundary between… body and nature. Soft yet overwhelming, they introduce both delicacy and weight, beauty and restraint.
The body becomes porcelain, pale, still, and enduring. It does not ask for attention, it commands it through stillness.
In Roses, silence becomes presence. The image exists in a space between fragility and permanence, where emotion is not expressed, but held.
Alfredo Sanchez
Mexico
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I strive to transform the ordinary into perfection and to achieve it, only for brief instants, moments of pure utopia. »
Alfredo Sanchez is a Mexican photographer whose compositions have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Panama, the United States, and Belgium. Each of his figurative pieces is created a narrative-based series, that always have a "story behind it". Sanchez prefers to shoot in his studio, as it gives him more control over his lengthy artistic process. Particularly meticulous with regards to light, measurement, and position, his distinctive works are completed through digital programs.