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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Wood under glass
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.6x15.7in
- Edition : All editions sold (10 / 10)
- Artist's proof : 1
- Hors commerce : 1
About this artwork
Between twisted roots and branches that whisper secrets, nature draws whimsical shapes that invite us to imagine.
A giant snail? A sacred path?
When you learn to care, your gaze becomes a camera… and your soul, memory.
The cold, ethereal filter transforms the landscape into an almost magical scene, like a memory captured by memory rather than a lens.
"Karacol" invites us to look closely, to honor what we often overlook. It's a tribute to slowness,… to a deep connection with the earth, and to the power of caring.
A giant snail? A sacred path?
When you learn to care, your gaze becomes a camera… and your soul, memory.
The cold, ethereal filter transforms the landscape into an almost magical scene, like a memory captured by memory rather than a lens.
"Karacol" invites us to look closely, to honor what we often overlook. It's a tribute to slowness,… to a deep connection with the earth, and to the power of caring.
Yebisah G
Spain
Credentials
- Works on commission
Yebisah G is a visual artist born from the silence of the forests and a keen eye for small, everyday miracles. She lives in connection with nature and animals, and shares this reflection in her photographic work. Her camera captures not just images, but emotions, hidden symbols, and the spirituality that springs from simplicity.
Self-taught and guided by intuition, Ayla explores themes such as calm, presence, the connection between humans and nature, and the ancient wisdom of trees. Through her lens, she invites the viewer to see beyond the obvious, to pause and remember that life always whispers, even when we don't hear it. Her works evoke a strong sense of the often overlooked beauty of nature, liberating the imagination and sensitivity.
Self-taught and guided by intuition, Ayla explores themes such as calm, presence, the connection between humans and nature, and the ancient wisdom of trees. Through her lens, she invites the viewer to see beyond the obvious, to pause and remember that life always whispers, even when we don't hear it. Her works evoke a strong sense of the often overlooked beauty of nature, liberating the imagination and sensitivity.