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Art Work Stephane FERRERO
Stephane FERRERO is a French award winning photographer based in Asia, specialised in Advertising & Editorial photography.
Beside his commercial work, he continues his journey started in 2008 as an artist through series that push the boundaries of photography and explore the relationship between the human experience and the urban environment.
Ferrero's work challenges our perception of reality and invites us to consider new perspectives. Through his lens, he reveals a world that is both familiar and strange, forcing us to reexamine our beliefs and assumptions about the world around us.
UFOs have always been a source of fascination for people throughout history. This topic has captured the imagination of people around the world. With the widespread availability of technology and social media, UFO sightings are now more prevalent than ever, and SIGHTING adds to the discourse by exploring the potential impact of these sightings on our understanding of reality.
Soaking into the city is penetrating the intimacy of our lives.
Our stories can be real or just phantasms but they are written deep inside the urban maze, where the lines of the structures respond to the curves of the bodies.
ban structures is not an issue.
(digital body painting by Baptiste TAVERNIER)
&LOG ..#317
I noticed it for the first time yesterday, as I went to bed, on my shoulder, a small dark wave. It grew. It looks more like a flowing web this morning, just larger.
2020^3 ̈3
&LOG ..#318
I’d never realised how empty it was, my apartment, despite all the junk. Full of stuff, devoid of substance... I think boredom is going to get me, unless that dark stuff does the job faster. Dunno what it is... It grows.
2020^3 ̈4
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"Unstable Bodies" is a photography project that revolves around the idea of capturing the beauty of movement in a still image. At its core, Stephane FERRERO poses an intriguing aesthetic question that is closely linked to the medium of photography - how can we effectively express the dynamism and vitality of the human body through a static image?
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