In this experiment I tried to depict the control over space and time. These are vases standing on glass, a manipulation of light that created the effect of waves and a single plane. This is control over space. The stripes are the light that was fixed in a certain way during the shooting. That is, the control and distortion of time, since these flashes of light cannot be seen at once, because each of them exists in its own time (otherwise there would be no dark streaks), but we see them all together, as if time was compressed like an accordion. So what we see exists, and it does not exist.
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.
