A Sensitive Path: Ghosting tea time

“Ghosting is a poetic, fragmented representation of identity, where each self-portrait fragment is an ethereal specter, capturing a snapshot of the individual's personal mythology. This conception merges the poetics of the diminutive infinity with the semantic evolution of the word "ghost", passing from imagination to materialization in medieval iconography. Thus, the ghost image is a mosaic of memories, desires and perceptions, where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur in a phantasmagorical ballet, exploring the changing and elusive nature of the human being. »

1/1 edition for collection « A Sensitive Path » 19/50  #ASP 2766 x 2160 / 4k mp4 / 57,7 Mo / 35 s / 24 i/S

based on : Interior, after Dinner, Claude Monet 1868 / 1869

on view at : National Gallery of Art, Washington DC Washington, États-Unis