Irina de Bertier de Sauvigny
In the distance standing at the edge of the visible, wanderers confront the infinite void. Irina de Bertier de Sauvigny’s photographs capture the dynamic of humanity sublimated by nature. Fascinated by 19th century romantic paintings and inspired by Turner and Casper David Friedrich, this body of work offers an allegorical journey into romantic landscapes, aiming to question our relationship with space and infinitude. Irina de Bertier de Sauvigny graduated last year from studying MA Photography at London College of Communication.
The Path
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78cm x 100cm
C type matt paper mounted on aluminium
Edition of 7 and 2 aps
These images express the artist?s continued interest in the relationship between the human subject and nature. The viewer's eye is drawn into the landscape by the figure situated within it. Evocative of awe and curiosity in equal measure, the enigmatic beauty of these images resides in the ability they have to capture our imagination and quantify the infinite.
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