Dutch photographer Hendrik Kersten channels Vermeer, Rembrandt, and a host of his other forbears in his unsettling portraits of his daughter, Paula. Although artist and subject are as familiar as two people can be, Kersten manages to make Paula look distant and guarded, whether he's capturing her blemishes or dolling her up. None of his images seem idealized or reverent, but rather voyeuristic and distant, and have a candidness about them that belies the precision and discipline Kersten actually puts into his work
Music; Caithness - Solesmes's Echoes /
Past, Present And Forever, 2006.
(I just hope she's not wearing real fur on 1:53... but very beautiful images)
cheerycherrily 5 days ago
beautiful. true art.
cheerycherrily 5 days ago
Ow WoW!!! Such amazing use of light Excellent
titusdb 1 month ago