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Clay this time Red
I wear your clothes, but I belong beyond. da Barbara Bonanno BNNRRB Tramite Flickr: “I wear your clothes, but I belong beyond” does not speak of superiority, nor of distance from the world, but of an inner condition. I live within this reality, I carry its marks, I assume its forms, but I do not recognize myself in its automatisms, its dominant values, its logics of power and appearance. I inhabit the present, but I feel I belong to a deeper dimension, where consciousness, truth, responsibility, and a gaze that goes beyond what is visible truly matter.This image was created using artificial intelligence as an expressive tool, not to replace photography or traditional art, but to explore visual territories that allow thoughts, inner visions, and concepts to be translated that are difficult to express through conventional means. Here, AI becomes an extension of my language, a means to construct images meant to communicate, not to imitate.
Aim, Hold, Breathe
Details, details AND DETAILS!Cyanotype inspired closeup of a woman at full draw. Tension, intention, and the quiet before release.
A study of tension and care. Rendered in a cyanotype palette of blue and white, this closeup freezes the instant before release. Her eye meets the horizon while the bowstring holds the world in balance. The work is about precision, attention, and the small acts that contain great force. It is a portrait of intention rendered through line, light, and detail.
Self Portrait in Bethesda, MD (2015)