My first exposure to this photographer was the site for the Elaine Beckwith Gallery.
These four images captured my imagination and attention. Its part of a series called A Study In White:
I didn’t find a link to Sovjani’s own website on the Gallery site. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t there, but in the end, I did a Google search and found his own photography site. I found some amazing abstract photographs. Some of the nicest abstract work I’ve ever seen. These three are from a series he did on paper.
The next two are part of a portfolio on Still life images:
These next images are more abstracts he’s done.
He has a way of creating movement in still objects and relating them in a background that’s utterly separate, yet once you view the image, you cannot imagine it ever being separated from it. I find that delightful.
Here’s some images he’s labled landscapes. But even in these he’s managed to offer then an abstract experience.
His vision is unique and I certainly appreciate it immensely. You should really follow the link above to his site and have a look at the many wonderful images that I didn’t have room for!
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Rosa // August 3, 2008 at 4:14 pm |
Oh MY!! I find this stunning and totally captivating!! I’m off to take a peek.
Captivating is a good word for Andrew’s work I’d say. A very good word. Did you like the other work?
Rosa // August 3, 2008 at 4:16 pm |
oh…for some reason your link doesn’t work but I did find him easily enough.
Thanks for letting know hon…I fixed it. *smiles*
Rosa // August 3, 2008 at 8:36 pm |
Un-believe-able!! I’m putting a small print on my wish list.
*grins* I knew you’d like it. I fell in love too. I’d adore a print too.
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