Light in Space decontextualizes the scientific foundations of light as a photographic element. In this series the photographer experiments with light, dominates it in the composition and challenges the arrangement of colors, shapes and patterns. In the image new structures are conceived, from referents that have not been seized from reality, but rather have been created entirely by the artist through his 30-second experimentation with the light. The object is not the point of focus, and neither is the reality, but it is the creative process; the mere enjoyment of art for the grace of pure art.
Milton Sosa is a photographer, video maker and graphic designer from Havana, Cuba. It’s the people and their unique experiences that are the island’s greatest asset and his work is a direct reflection of that. He loves to share how he sees the world through the pictures he takes, inspired by pretty much any and all facets of this beautiful life, grand and bold, through unpretentious and dainty. He is relatively freshly based in California in the Bay Area. Currently he is devoted to doing photography and music videos.
