Honorable Mention
I am Yellow
DESCRIPTION
An invitation to reflect on the existence of human beings and how today's culture hides or tarnishes us, revealing only our appearance, when our interior is so and more important.We are changing beings, and generally what we communicate externally is very different from what we feel internally.
This photo is part of a series, which portrays different moments of my life, inspired by the illness that one of my children has suffered and where depersonalization has annulled he and has embarked us together in a fight for its healing.
AUTHOR
ALFONSO YUNGE | PhotographerAlfonso is an artist and photographer whose passionate dedication has been consolidated over several years of commitment to his work. This is a vibrant and captivating expression that is characterized by the deep exploration of diverse themes and the meticulous attention to detail in each image.
What stands out in his work is his exceptional mastery of color. His photographs are impregnated with carefully selected palettes that not only attract the eye, but also provoke emotions and they tell stories.
His ability to use color as a means of expression allows him to carry out projects that go beyond mere visual representation.
The search for symmetry and balance is another distinctive feature of his work. Each image is a composition carefully designed where visual harmony plays an essential role. Symmetry and balance.
They not only improve the aesthetics of your photographs, but also convey a sense of order and
calm, which invites deep contemplation.
In his portraits he seeks to capture the essence of his subjects, to establish personal connections that reflect the authenticity and depth of the expressions. Each portrait becomes a window to the personality and history of the person portrayed.
In addition to his portraits, he embarks on conceptual projects that challenge perception and imagination. These projects often carry profound messages or intriguing narratives that stimulate reflection and conversation.
His conceptual works transcend the visual to touch more depths of human experience.