Alienation - les portraits renversés de Anelia Loubser
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Alienation - les portraits renversés de Anelia Loubser
Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/alienation-les-portraits-renverses-de-anelia-loubser/
Alienation - les portraits renversés de Anelia Loubser
Project Hands - des portraits de mains par Anelia Loubser
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Project Hands - des portraits de mains par Anelia Loubser
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Alienation by Anelia Loubser
When you are upside down, everything you know reverses; the world becomes unfamiliar. Photographer Anelia Loubser captures this perfectly in her series of upside down portraits.
Anelia Loubser is a photographer and fine artist from Cape Town, South Africa.
“Alienation” is a collection of portraits that challenges the viewer by using creative tactics based on the concept, “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change” - Wayne Dyer. Be introduced to the alienated being inside us all, disconcerting beauty emerges. The work is on the one hand strangely aesthetic, on the other hand mysteriously eerie.
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