Michal Greenboim
Fine Art
Photography
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Capturing the beauty of life, one moment at a time.

 
Exploring life's liminal moments through everyday symbolism - a fine art photography series
 

As a fine art photographer, I have always been fascinated by the power of symbolism in my work. The simplest objects can hold so much meaning and evoke strong emotions in the viewer. This is why I was drawn to create a series of images that includes everyday objects such as butterflies, houses, trees, flowers,

In my latest series, I aim to explore the concept of liminality - a state of being between two stages or on the threshold. It's a concept that has always resonated with me, and I believe it's something we all experience in our lives. Whether it is the transition from childhood to adulthood, the end of a relationship or the loss of a loved one, we are constantly in a state of change.

The photographs in my series aim to capture these moments of change and transition, using symbols that are familiar and accessible to everyone. For example, the butterfly symbolizes transformation and growth, while a house represents stability and security. In my images, these symbols are often juxtaposed with elements of disorder, creating a sense of tension and uncertainty.

What I think is most exciting about this series is the way different people can interpret it in different ways. Some viewers may see the photographs as a celebration of life's journey and the changes we go through, while others may see them as a commentary on the fragility of our lives and the forces that can disrupt our sense of security.

For those interested in owning this piece, the series is for sale and available in limited edition. Whether you see these images as a reflection of your own experiences or as abstract commentary on the world around us, I believe they will resonate with you on a deep and personal level. So why not take a closer look at this series and see what speaks to you?

 

For those interested in owning this piece, the series is for sale and available in limited edition. Whether you see these images as a reflection of your own experiences or as abstract commentary on the world around us, I believe they will resonate with you on a deep and personal level. So why not take a closer look at this series and see what speaks to you?