Multilayered photowork of fantasy facades, created out of several photos with doors, shutters and windows. The photos in this work are made in Arles, South of France.
This artwork is offered by Caroline Boogaard
I like to make multi-layered photographic work. By combining several photos in one image a new reality is created with often intense colours and new perspectives. The places where I collect the ingredients for the photographic work are places that at first don't look very attractive. That's what makes it so much fun for me - looking closely at 'hidden beauty' that sometimes only comes to the fore when the images are mixed.
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