The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.
/ ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.
Fes I was created with the fashion designer Sef Farrugia by layering a tessellated fabric pattern onto a backdrop. Its monotone glamour brings to mind a 1950’s starlet in Morocco. Learn More
Fes I was created with the fashion designer Sef Farrugia by layering a tessellated fabric pattern onto a backdrop. Its monotone glamour brings to mind a 1950’s starlet in Morocco. Learn More
Fes II was created with the fashion designer Sef Farrugia by layering a tessellated fabric pattern onto a backdrop to create a unique piece of imagery. Its faded glamour makes us think of dusty afternoon wanderings in Morocco. Learn More
Fes II was created with the fashion designer Sef Farrugia by layering a tessellated fabric pattern onto a backdrop to create a unique piece of imagery. Its faded glamour makes us think of dusty afternoon wanderings in Morocco. Learn More
Dancer II depicts the contemporary dancer, Ruth Voon, painted with the markings of a guinea fowl. The sense of dynamic motion is counterpoised by the grace and serenity of the dancer. The image is taken from the artist’s Human Zoo series, a tribute to the beauty of the human form. Learn More
Dancer II depicts the contemporary dancer, Ruth Voon, painted with the markings of a guinea fowl. The sense of dynamic motion is counterpoised by the grace and serenity of the dancer. The image is taken from the artist’s Human Zoo series, a tribute to the beauty of the human form. Learn More
Tainan Girl II is taken from Ritty Tacsum's Tainan Series shot in Taiwan which focuses on site and space and reflects the artist's interest in the areas of sexuality and androgyny. Learn More
Tainan Girl II is taken from Ritty Tacsum's Tainan Series shot in Taiwan which focuses on site and space and reflects the artist's interest in the areas of sexuality and androgyny. Learn More
Taken as part of Matilda's 'Human Zoo' series, Zebra Girl features a brilliant contemporary dancer, nude, daubed in body paint and free-styling the specific animal movements. Learn More
Taken as part of Matilda's 'Human Zoo' series, Zebra Girl features a brilliant contemporary dancer, nude, daubed in body paint and free-styling the specific animal movements. Learn More
