Instagram selection #312

24 August 2021   •  
Written by Joachim Delestrade
Instagram selection #312

Through portraits or landscapes, the artists of our Instagram selection #312 never stop experimenting. All of them seek new textures and emotions through the prism of the photographic medium.

@theogeorgesserisier

Mixing portrait, street and experimental photography, Théo Goerges-Serisier perceives the medium as a means of research. The artist oscillates between sinister, thoughtful photography and spontaneous shots.

© THEO GEORGES-SERISIER / Instagram© THEO GEORGES-SERISIER / Instagram

© Théo Goerges-Serisier / Instagram

@josefball

Jospeh Ball moves time and space in search of the most breathtaking landscapes. The photographer captures details, portions of his vision, that he conveys through his textured compositions.

© Joseph Ball / Instagram

© Joseph Ball / Instagram

@elkbeing

The artist of whom we only know the first name – Anastasia – works with film to produce her creations. This experimentation allows her to obtain a retro aesthetic, with a certain nostalgic air, which is above all unique.

@elkbeing / Instagram

© @elkbeing / Instagram

@rachaelbpolaroids

And here’s some more experimentation: Rachael Baez’s work with Polaroids. The photographer goes in search of the unique, of emotion, where we do not necessarily look for it. The silhouettes remind us that her work does not only come from her dreams, but that it is also part of reality.

© Rachael Baez / Instagram

© Rachael Baez / Instagram

@eliottdesousa

Motion blur, LEDs, hidden faces, these are the features that animate Eliott De Sousa’s digital gallery. The Paris-based artist uses portraiture as a means of transmitting the emotions he steals from his models.

© Eliott De Sousa / Instagram

© Eliott De Sousa / Instagram

Cover picture: © Joseph Ball / Instagram

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