About ‘Reclining Vishnu’ by Michael Klinkhamer
This reclining Visnu from the 11th century attests to the talent of Khmer artists in crafting monumental bronze statues. Fragments of this statue were found in 1936 during excavations of a platform near the Western Mebon Temple and were brought to the National Museum on 1 December 1950.
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Photographer Michael Klinkhamer has been living and working as a photographer in south-east Asia- Cambodia for quite some time.
Originally from Amsterdam, these days I organise photography workshops and all-inclusive photo safaris in Cambodia on the themes of travel photography and street photography. After a professional career of 25 years as a photographer, I have traded in my field of work since 2013 for where my heart truly lies.
During my many photography…
