LIFE ON MARS #11
Digital on Paper
16x16in
$740
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Nerval
France
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
- Edition : 7 / 15
- Artist's proof : 3
About this artwork
This photo is subtly linked to David Bowie's "Life on Mars?" in several symbolic and atmospheric aspects:
- Life frozen in time: a statue, in essence, captures a moment or an emotion in an immutable form. “Life on Mars”, life in a foreign or timeless space. This immobility contrasts with the idea of movement, evolution, and survival in the unknown.
- The connection with Bowie: in “Life on Mars”, Bowie explores themes such as the absurd, melancholy,… and the gap between human aspirations and reality. This statue, in its silence and immobility, embodies this distance, like a mute witness of humanity projected elsewhere, on Mars or in another world.
- An emotional journey: by photographing and framing a statue, this inanimate object mysteriously becomes alive. The blur and subtle lighting of the photo seem to suggest a breath or a whisper, an attempt to communicate in a strange and distant space.
- Life frozen in time: a statue, in essence, captures a moment or an emotion in an immutable form. “Life on Mars”, life in a foreign or timeless space. This immobility contrasts with the idea of movement, evolution, and survival in the unknown.
- The connection with Bowie: in “Life on Mars”, Bowie explores themes such as the absurd, melancholy,… and the gap between human aspirations and reality. This statue, in its silence and immobility, embodies this distance, like a mute witness of humanity projected elsewhere, on Mars or in another world.
- An emotional journey: by photographing and framing a statue, this inanimate object mysteriously becomes alive. The blur and subtle lighting of the photo seem to suggest a breath or a whisper, an attempt to communicate in a strange and distant space.
Nerval
France
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
Nerval, from the poetic universe of Baudelaire, transforms photography into visual poetry. His technique prefers black and white to magnify light and shadow, capturing suspended, eternal moments. His intimate works invite you on an introspective journey, full of enigmatic and timeless emotions.
Nerval
LIFE ON MARS #5
$1,470
