The UNTITLED # Image Series Distorts Human Faces and Figures
Jana Pijak — November 20, 2013 — Art & Design
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Adam Kaszewski stars in the 'UNTITLED #' image series by photographers Aldona Karczmarczyk and Van Dorsen Talenta. The AS Management face lends himself to the duo who transform his ambiguous body and face images into fragmented subjects for this collaged portrait set.
The photographers work alongside artist Tomasz Malka who creates these unusually fragmented masterpieces that distort and deconstructs one's image of living subjects.
The two-dimensional 'UNTITLED #' F******* Young! Online exclusive plays with perception and presents the publication's viewers with an artful look at the human body and its many intricate details. Whether layering eye and lip features, collaging body parts or creating living art work compositions, this conceptual portrait series defies convention with its bizarre yet beautiful imagery.
The photographers work alongside artist Tomasz Malka who creates these unusually fragmented masterpieces that distort and deconstructs one's image of living subjects.
The two-dimensional 'UNTITLED #' F******* Young! Online exclusive plays with perception and presents the publication's viewers with an artful look at the human body and its many intricate details. Whether layering eye and lip features, collaging body parts or creating living art work compositions, this conceptual portrait series defies convention with its bizarre yet beautiful imagery.
Trend Themes
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2. Perception Manipulation - Opportunity to explore the manipulation of perception through layering and collaging body features.
3. Conceptual Portrait Series - Opportunity to challenge conventional ideas of beauty and create unusual yet beautiful imagery.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art - Artists can explore new techniques and approaches to create fragmented portraits and challenge conventional beauty standards.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with perception manipulation and create conceptual portrait series to engage viewers.
3. Publishing - Publishers can showcase and promote conceptual portrait series that defy traditional photography norms.
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