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The leather sighs beneath me, a familiar comfort, yet utterly foreign. It’s a strange situation, this slick, almost liquid form against the aged solidity of the car. I find myself drawn to the paradox, where the latex seems to both absorb and reflect light, creating a shimmering distortion of space. It’s a deliberate act of containment, a quiet assertion of control within a vessel that’s inherently designed for movement.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
Manufacturer: SALLOUR by salll
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My thoughts on this photograph;
There’s a seductive quality to this moment, the way the light plays across the surface of the latex, creating an illusion of depth and movement. It’s a performance, really, a carefully constructed tableau of composure and provocation. I’m not seeking to dominate; I’m inviting you to observe, to question, to perhaps even anticipate the next shift in balance. The darkness here isn’t about concealment; it’s about intensifying the focus, drawing your eye to the curve of my body, the sharp angles of my face. It’s a silent dialogue, a promise of something unspoken.
Ultimately, this image is an exploration of boundaries, the boundaries of perception, of desire, of control. It’s about recognizing that beauty can be found in the tension between restraint and release. I want you to feel the weight of the moment, the subtle shift in gravity, the awareness of being utterly present in this singular, contained space. Let the shadows deepen, and let the reflection reveal a secret that sometimes, the most captivating stories are told in the quietest of corners.
| Poids | 500 g |
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| Dimensions | 330 × 45 × 45 mm |
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Name: | SALLOUR by salll |
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Country/region: | Germany |
Street Address: | Bonner Str. 327 |
City: | Cologne |
Postal/ZIP Code: | 50968 |
Contact number: | +49 170 6927511 |
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This isn’t about escaping the car; it’s about acknowledging its power, its potential for both exhilaration and danger. The ballet heels are a deliberate assertion of grace and control amidst the mechanical precision. There’s a captivating tension in this moment, as the light catches the polished surface of the latex, reflecting the curve of my legs and the sharp angles of the heels.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
I’m simply adding my own note to the symphony; a fleeting, deliberate disruption. This isn’t about conquering the space; it’s about acknowledging its authority, its inherent drama. The latex, of course, is a playful counterpoint, a suggestion of fluidity against the rigid structure, a subtle challenge to the notion of permanence.
Format: DIN A4 (210mm x 297mm – 8.27 in. x 11.69 in.)
The stark black and white treatment amplifies this effect in both artworks, stripping away any superfluous detail to focus entirely on form and texture. The subject, me, a young woman, embodies this duality: a deliberate strength in her posture, a subtle vulnerability in her gaze. It’s a conversation between the mechanical and the ethereal, a visual paradox that I find profoundly compelling.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
I’m gently blending my form into the ruins’ soft whisper; a light, momentary harmony. Not to overpower the decay, but to echo its timeless story. Latex flows as a tender contrast to iron’s steadfast lines, hinting at grace amid enduring quiet.
Format: DIN A4 (210mm x 297mm – 8.27 in. x 11.69 in.)
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