Desarrallo
Teoria del Iceberg
This deeply impacts me, as it captures the complexity of male emotion and of the human experience in general.
The image of a naked man, with a hat on his head, standing on a rock in the middle of the sea, staring at the horizon, reveals a fascinating duality, while also bringing to mind Ernest Hemingway. It leads me to make an analogy.
For me, the figure of the exposed and vulnerable man in his nakedness represents the challenge that many men face in hiding large parts of their emotions behind a facade of strength. The rock on which he stands symbolizes that small fraction of emotions shown to the world, while beneath the surface lies a deeper complexity, similar to the submerged mass of an iceberg.
The man's gaze, directed towards the horizon, suggests a personal longing to explore new frontiers and opportunities, thus challenging historical and cultural expectations that have limited male emotional expression.
It invites me to envision a future where emotional authenticity can flourish without restrictions. Where we can see and show ourselves as complete beings.
Limited Edition of 30
Year: 2023
Sizes: Prints are available in 2 sizes
13 x 18 cm
20 x 30 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...
