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Woodland - Lost
Justine Tjallinks
Specifications
All art: | Photography |
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Medium: | Photograph |
Technique: | Baryta print |
Place of origin: | The Netherlands |
Date: | 2014 |
Period: | Early 21st Century |
Movement & Style: | Fine Art Photography |
Height: | 50 cm |
Length: | 70 cm |
Condition: | Excellent |
Article no: 375
The gallery
Sophie Maree Gallery
Address
Hellingweg 96 d
2583 WH The Hague
The Netherlands
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The story
Influenced by Tim Walker, Erwin Olaf, Vivianne Sassen, Kasia Bielska and Jill Greenberg, the artist plays with light without trying to imitate styles, cultivating her own language. Justine puts her subjects in strange positions, forming dream-like images of unlimited duration. She bases her work on a sentence of Baudelaire in L’Art Romantique, ‘The beautiful is always strange’.
Her work is a combination of a lot of photographic influences. Fine arts, contemporary art, fashion and beauty accessories are all stakeholders. Justine Tjallinks almost always functions in a conceptual manner to add a supplementary signifigance to her photographs.
WOODLAND 2014
Loneliness and isolation are conditions that a human being has difficulty of coping with. It is even proven that it can seriously shorten your life expectancy. We all want to be part of something, to belong. The Wolf is one of the strongest advocates for belonging. They roam the Woods in packs where they live, feed and travel as a family. Very rarely will you encounter a lone wolf, but even they are only alone until they found the perfect mate. Woodland is the visual metaphor for how we move through this vast world alone, finding and losing loved ones as we go. The series explores different stages from being alone and lost, to forming that bond with somebody.