The work demonstrates a combination of seemingly incompatible textures and forms, which, when combined, form an organic ornament. The main task was to create effects exclusively with my own hands during the shooting. Thus, the contrast between the polar black and white background was achieved by manual light control to reflect how the same objects at the same time, with a difference of a few seconds, can appear differently to the eye, creating an effect of inversion and collage, without using their classical methods. This is the control over light.
Oksana Omelchuk is a visual artist, architecture and fine art photographer, based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Art educational: Kyiv School of Photography, Ukraine, Form Photo Academy, Paris, France. Oksana combines her background, having a master's degree in Economic, experience in journalism and PR, with her love for fine art to create photography that communicates personal stories. She combines photography and art and creates artworks that blur the line between reality and fantasy, focuses on evoking emotions and philosophical depth in everyday scenes, inviting the viewer to engage heart and mind.
