Image:

Title_ Footprint

Autor_ Ana González

Photographer_ Ana González

Add information_ Daniel Canogar workshop

Reflections and shadows somehow had become an obsession. How light is able to produce shapes far from reality, by playing with the interaction between a material called light and the surfaces the element randomly place on a space has. Contrast gives information.

Light builds textures, perception is not objective. Simple strips of rubbish bag hanging from the ceiling generate abstract shapes on the wall that can be link with specific shapes. My perception of these shadows is a clear figure, a ballet-shoe. Are the strips placed on purpose or is it just a coincidence?

The directional light produces a magical almost divine feeling of the reflect object. The trick part here is the way the picture is taken. Because of the light and the perspective the main element of the frame is the imaginary and subjective element instead of the real and objective. How light can change feelings, perceptions, atmospheres… at any scale.