No title (No. 46), 2020
Photography : black & white edition · 60.96 x 40.64 x 0.2 cm 24 x 16 x 0.1 inch · Ready to hang
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Photography : numbered and limited to 35 copies
1 copy available
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, framed, ready to hang
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Hand-signed by artist
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
60.96 x 40.64 x 0.2 cm 24 x 16 x 0.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
Artwork dimensions including frame
68.4 x 48.5 x 3.5 cm 26.9 x 19.1 x 1.4 inch
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Description
The art of kinbaku meets photographic precision here. This composition explores the tension between the skin and the rope. The body becomes a landscape where sensuality and discipline are expressed.
The choice of black and white accentuates the contrasts. The light highlights the curves with extreme finesse. The play of transparency brings a mysterious dimension to the scene.
The work on the lines creates a rigorous visual balance. Each knot, each pressure, tells a story of intimacy and trust. The model's posture evokes a controlled fragility.
The approach is both aesthetic and cultural. It pays homage to Japanese roots while fitting into a universal modernity. The composition invites silence and contemplation.
This photograph from a limited series dates from 2020. The image is presented under a sober black frame that focuses the gaze on the grain of the skin.
The choice of black and white accentuates the contrasts. The light highlights the curves with extreme finesse. The play of transparency brings a mysterious dimension to the scene.
The work on the lines creates a rigorous visual balance. Each knot, each pressure, tells a story of intimacy and trust. The model's posture evokes a controlled fragility.
The approach is both aesthetic and cultural. It pays homage to Japanese roots while fitting into a universal modernity. The composition invites silence and contemplation.
This photograph from a limited series dates from 2020. The image is presented under a sober black frame that focuses the gaze on the grain of the skin.
Presentation
Suki Da is a Japanese kinbaku master and photo artist. His works intertwine the japanese traditional art of kinbaku with the art of photography, capturing scenes of profound sensuality, aesthetics and eroticism.
Through his art, Suki Da is dedicated to preserving and promoting Japan's rich heritage in the modern age. And his commitment to preserving the art of kinbaku and its cultural significance is evident in every meticulously crafted photograph. His artistry, however, goes beyond national borders. He collaborates with models from diverse backgrounds, embracing the beauty of cultural diversity and human connection. His inclusive approach adds a universal dimension to his work, resonating with audiences worldwide.
His authentic creations, at times provocative and striking, invite viewers to immerse themselves in the enigmatic realm of sensuality and passion. With a discerning eye for detail and a profound understanding of the human form, Suki Da's artworks evoke an unparalleled sense of intimacy and allure.
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