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Published: 2013-03-22 10:12:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 76768; Favourites: 1053; Downloads: 0
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After "Secret" by Francois Jouffroy. 1839. Louvre, ParisModel: Kira
From Marble series: endegor.deviantart.com/gallery…
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Manipulated from two photographs, both mine.
2d place at AdMe Photo Award 2014
Silver Award (Fine Art/Nude) of the PX3 2015 PHOTO COMPETITION
Интервью о проекте: oknovmoskvu.ru/talanti-i-poklo…
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What a great theme, and well done too. I love this series. Probably for the wrong reasons. If you intended any message other than beauty, I'm sure I've misunderstood.
I love forcing the viewer to see the human in the art. The most prudish persons admire nude artworks somehow not grasping they are meant to see a beautiful person. It's as if these people use art to insulate them from the human experience which I think is the opposite of it's purpose. I wonder should these people find real mothers and daughters playing nude in my yard, with not a single pretense of art, but simply to openly appreciate their beauty. Doubtless, I would be called a pervert. Well, I would be called a pervert, once again.
It's a great idea showing the piece as a living person. I would enjoy seeing something very similar. A living duplicate of a nude sculpture, not as part of the display, not posed at all, simply standing nude as another viewer in a public gallery. How would the crowd react? Anger? Disgust? Or perhaps, without being told that the person is a beautiful piece of art, she would simply be ignored.
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This series has a long history. The first work dated by 2009, the last is from 2017. And my ideas behind it were evolving - from just showing the beauty of female body, to inventing so to say "decorative" compositions of sculptures and models, and finally to displaying possible emotional life of statues or their human prototypes...
I see your point, and it always was one of my main idea, but not the only one )
In any case thank you so much for your comments and thoughts!
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Both: "You won't believe what that b**** has been saying about you behind your back..."
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You've made them both alive )))
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The great detail is one of my favorites in this shot.
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Astounding job duplicating the size, body type, pose, and in reality, the heart and soul of the original sculptures. As a sculptor (in clay) myself, it's both amazing, and not just a little humorous to see you going the opposite direction from most artists -- from the fantasy to the real.
Beautiful work! I think this particular one is my favorite, maybe because of the lighthearted nature of the original.
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Thank you Charles! This one is my favorite also, as I like geometry and symmetry 
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I love that she is on tip toes and the muscles in her legs are slightly defined a beautiful image life imitating art LUV IT
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Right, I didn't notice )))
Thanks a lot!
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Stunning. Not only the idea but the whole picture is great. The technique is well done. The grid, color and contrast of this photo is in good balance. What a nice job endegor!
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Thank you so much Gabriel!
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this view is not only a feast for the eyes, but an enlightening one as well, as the viewer can see how close to reality the artist captured the female form, comparing the sculpted to the birthed.
Beautiful composition.
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This one is my personal fav
Thanks a lot
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