Victoria

In this diptych, the first photograph shows the man's profile, as well as his torso seen from the side, his face pointing downward. This photograph is juxtaposed horizontally with another photograph highlighting the man's biceps. The two images are placed side by side, creating a visually striking composition. The subject is placed at the edge of the format, adding visual tension and an interesting edge effect. The man's torso in the first photograph is connected to the bicep in the adjacent photograph, creating continuity between the two images. This connection reinforces the visual impact of the work and invites the viewer to explore the different parts of the human body. Perspective plays a key role in this work. The two images, placed side by side, offer a new shape and a new dimension to the whole. This juxtaposition creates visual intrigue and highlights the originality of the human form. The two photographs in the diptych are fixed on wooden boards, which gives them a tangible materiality. This presentation on wood adds an additional dimension to the work, reinforcing its artistic character and visual impact.