My Experience #CameraAsBrush
Photography began as a simple hobby, capturing raw and direct moments in the streets. However, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck, everything changed. Street photography became challenging as people retreated indoors, and life took on a secretive and covert nature.
Driven by a desire to push the boundaries of artistic expression, I embarked on a journey of experimentation with my cameras. This exploration led to the creation of several remarkable series. In #CrossingBoundaries , I found solace within the confines of my home during the lockdown. Using my cameras and prints, I ventured into a realm of multiple exposures and intricate layering, giving rise to something truly magical. In #Illusion, I delved into the realm of film-soup techniques, resulting in enchanting and captivating visuals. And in #SavingFace, a fortuitous accident led to an unexpected discovery. Unaware of an abnormality during the film insertion, I continued to capture images, only to uncover unique and mesmerising visuals during the development process.
Reflecting upon this body of work, a common thread emerged—the resemblance to paintings through the harmonious interplay of layers and the subtle blending of colours.
And so, #CameraAsBrush was born.
Do you have a unique way of creating works? Would you like to share your unique process with me and other like-minded artists? Begin contributing to #CameraAsBrush, and let’s learn from one another!
I’m excited to see where this new journey takes us.
Driven by a desire to push the boundaries of artistic expression, I embarked on a journey of experimentation with my cameras. This exploration led to the creation of several remarkable series. In #CrossingBoundaries , I found solace within the confines of my home during the lockdown. Using my cameras and prints, I ventured into a realm of multiple exposures and intricate layering, giving rise to something truly magical. In #Illusion, I delved into the realm of film-soup techniques, resulting in enchanting and captivating visuals. And in #SavingFace, a fortuitous accident led to an unexpected discovery. Unaware of an abnormality during the film insertion, I continued to capture images, only to uncover unique and mesmerising visuals during the development process.
Reflecting upon this body of work, a common thread emerged—the resemblance to paintings through the harmonious interplay of layers and the subtle blending of colours.
And so, #CameraAsBrush was born.
Do you have a unique way of creating works? Would you like to share your unique process with me and other like-minded artists? Begin contributing to #CameraAsBrush, and let’s learn from one another!
I’m excited to see where this new journey takes us.
‘Leave behind everything you have ever known about art and embark on a journey of reflection and self-discovery, where limits and boundaries fade away’ - BRYCE Watanasoponwong