Passion

• Prize
  Gold in Fine Art/Special Effects
• Photographer
  Patrizia Burra
• Photo Date
  08/08/2024

This hyperrealistic image depicts a woman’s torso as it emerges from a fragmented shell of wood and plaster. The piece captures the tension between destruction and creation, symbolizing the vulnerability and strength of the human form. Through the delicate cracks and exposed layers, the image reveals an intimate exploration of transformation, with raw beauty breaking free from confinement. The contrast between the smooth, lifelike skin and the crumbling shell invites viewers to contemplate themes of renewal, decay, and identity.

I'M MQEP MASTER QUALIFIED EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHER. FEP BOARD MEMBER AND JUDGE- FEDERATION OF EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHERS AFFILIATE ARTIST OF CIRCLE OF THE ART FOUNDATION I am a painter and photographer. Painting gives a lot of energy, but it doesn't allows you to catch the moment. This is one of the main factor that lead me to the conclusion that I could not be a painter only. My goal, as photographer, is to translate my more wild, passionate and restless vision into an image. "With photography we try to reproduce the world. But the world is much more interesting when it becomes a work of art".