Ruido Introspectivo
Ruido
The beauty of that which is out of focus. Most people would discard an out of focus photograph. But for me, it is the opposite. Finding myself presented with an image that is out of focus awakens my interest. And my mind begins to wander:
What is the story behind this image?
What secrets does it hold?
What does this defocusing mean?
Is a focused image somehow more objective?
In Spanish, ‘desenfoque’ can be defined as changing the true essence of something. It is this interpretation that I want to convey with this work.
In underwater photography, there is - in addition to all the traditional elements of classical photography - a line that divides water and air, that divides two realities.
This project seeks the eye that looks at what has already been looked at, that is, the viewer who observes the artist's photograph. It is the viewer’s gaze that changes the meaning given to the image, endowing it with the ‘objectivity’ of their own reality.
In the eye of the artist, the line brings together two worlds; the water dancing, uniting different perspectives.
DEFOCUS - cause to go out of focus / be less clearly defined // DESENFOQUE
OUT OF FOCUS -
UNFOCUS - make or become blurred / unable to see clearly
Limited Edition of 30
Year: 2022
Sizes: Prints are available in 2 sizes
20 x 30 cm
30 x 40 cm
EU shipping availability
Cost 20-50€
- Large / heavy items need extra quote.
EU shipping availability
Cost 20-50€
- Large / heavy items need extra quote.
Returns accepted within 10 working days from delivery in the same packaging and state as received.
No Refunds available, credit only , spent within 6 month of date of purchase.
For worldwide art shipping send us a request via email
connect@laluna.gallery
Returns accepted within 10 working days from delivery in the same packaging and state as received.
No Refunds available, credit only , spent within 6 month of date of purchase.
For worldwide art shipping send us a request via email
connect@laluna.gallery
Ana Garcia
Ana García, originally from Extremadura and now living in Ibiza, has dedicated her life to the sea as a sailor and diving instructor. After a setback that led her to study psychoanalysis, she rediscovered her connection with the sea through photography, capturing the essence of people in the water...
