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Leonardo Bandinelli
Italy
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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Metal , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
- Edition : All editions sold (10 / 10)
- Hors commerce : 1
About this artwork
In this digital work, I tried to capture the essence of waiting and reflection through an abstract and metaphysical approach. Using minimalist tones and a vintage touch, I depict a solitary, almost ghostly figure that blends in with the sky and water reflections. This image invites a silent meditation on isolation and introspection, bringing a contemplative and deeply emotional energy to your environment.
Leonardo Bandinelli
Italy
"Every shot is a fragment of suspended time, where light and shadow tell stories that go beyond the image. Photography is not just vision, it is emotion."
Leonardo Bandinelli, photographer and conceptual artist, explores the human soul through high-contrast black and white images. His works, full of tension, tell silent stories between light and shadow, evoking intense atmospheres and deep reflections.
His work ranges from street photography, architecture and portraiture, with careful management of light. In his portraits, shot in the studio and outdoors, he uses artificial light to sculpt the subject and create a powerful visual impact.
His research extends to digital art, transforming photography into expressive works through textures and stratifications, in a balance between order and chaos.
Leonardo Bandinelli, photographer and conceptual artist, explores the human soul through high-contrast black and white images. His works, full of tension, tell silent stories between light and shadow, evoking intense atmospheres and deep reflections.
His work ranges from street photography, architecture and portraiture, with careful management of light. In his portraits, shot in the studio and outdoors, he uses artificial light to sculpt the subject and create a powerful visual impact.
His research extends to digital art, transforming photography into expressive works through textures and stratifications, in a balance between order and chaos.
