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Maria Vasquez
United Kingdom
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Cardboard
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 17x14in
- Edition : All editions sold (200 / 200)
- Artist's proof : 4
- Hors commerce : 4
About this artwork
I created Shower Cup during a playful moment while moving toward undressing, holding onto warmth just a little longer before letting go.
In this in-between space, I explore the body not fully revealed, yet already shifting. There is a quiet hesitation here—a softness in delaying, in remaining, before surrendering to the next moment.
Wearing something unexpected, I allowed the image to move between humour and sensuality. Light became essential,… shaping both the body and its shadow, creating a second presence that subtly transforms what is seen.
This piece has resonated widely over time, perhaps for its balance of contrast, playfulness, and quiet tension.
Printed as a giclée on archival metallic gloss paper (275 GSM), this work is part of a limited edition of 200. Each piece is signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
In this in-between space, I explore the body not fully revealed, yet already shifting. There is a quiet hesitation here—a softness in delaying, in remaining, before surrendering to the next moment.
Wearing something unexpected, I allowed the image to move between humour and sensuality. Light became essential,… shaping both the body and its shadow, creating a second presence that subtly transforms what is seen.
This piece has resonated widely over time, perhaps for its balance of contrast, playfulness, and quiet tension.
Printed as a giclée on archival metallic gloss paper (275 GSM), this work is part of a limited edition of 200. Each piece is signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Maria Vasquez
United Kingdom
Maria Vasquez is a self-taught photographic artist whose work unfolds through self-portraiture, where the body becomes both subject and territory.
Her images are rooted in lived experience—intimate, instinctive, and unapologetically honest. Through a refined language of sensuality and presence, she explores what is often restrained, challenging boundaries shaped by convention.
Rather than constructing scenes, she inhabits them, transforming moments of her own life into visual narratives charged with desire, vulnerability, and control.
Working between analogue sensitivity and digital precision, she explores feminine identity within intimate, transient spaces—where solitude, seduction, and self-awareness converge.
Both photographer and muse, Vasquez does not seek permission, but reveals and invites interpretation.
Her work has been exhibited internationally and includes the books Love Affair, Love Affair in Black and White, and Muses Den.
Her images are rooted in lived experience—intimate, instinctive, and unapologetically honest. Through a refined language of sensuality and presence, she explores what is often restrained, challenging boundaries shaped by convention.
Rather than constructing scenes, she inhabits them, transforming moments of her own life into visual narratives charged with desire, vulnerability, and control.
Working between analogue sensitivity and digital precision, she explores feminine identity within intimate, transient spaces—where solitude, seduction, and self-awareness converge.
Both photographer and muse, Vasquez does not seek permission, but reveals and invites interpretation.
Her work has been exhibited internationally and includes the books Love Affair, Love Affair in Black and White, and Muses Den.
