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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 26.4x39.4in
- Edition : All editions sold (11 / 11)
About this artwork
Early one morning, I was cruising the beach in Paje, on the island of Zanzibar. It was a time of intense introspection and I was choking back tears. The sky was crackling with a dark, heavy energy. Two women hurriedly scrambled into the water to tend to their seaweed pasture before the storm let loose. Seconds after I took this photographs the heavens opened.
Jac Kritzinger
South Africa
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Jac Kritzinger is an award-winning fine art photographer with a rich background in travel, portrait, and documentary work, holding a BA Honors in Film and Visual Media.
Kritzinger expertly balances an edgy, stylized aesthetic with a sense of fundamental realism, utilizing emotive color pairing and dynamic lighting while aiming to capture moments authentically in-camera. For the most part, his photographs are deeply personal while at the same time evoking a sense of universal, mystical transcendence, transforming the ordinary into something sublime and deeply evocative. His more conceptual projects often features a strong social conscience and commentary on modern culture. The language of light ultimately illuminates all, and in that sense his work can be seen as a form of visual poetry, inviting viewers to reconnect with a World often lost in plain sight.
Kritzinger expertly balances an edgy, stylized aesthetic with a sense of fundamental realism, utilizing emotive color pairing and dynamic lighting while aiming to capture moments authentically in-camera. For the most part, his photographs are deeply personal while at the same time evoking a sense of universal, mystical transcendence, transforming the ordinary into something sublime and deeply evocative. His more conceptual projects often features a strong social conscience and commentary on modern culture. The language of light ultimately illuminates all, and in that sense his work can be seen as a form of visual poetry, inviting viewers to reconnect with a World often lost in plain sight.