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Edmond Thommen

under her skin #8

m2 Gallery
m2 Gallery
4/450 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
4/450 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
When
  • Every day, 11am to 7pm
  • Thursday 19 November to Monday 7 December

Opening Night: Thursday 19 November, 6pm tp 9pm Saturdays & Sunday: Open from 9:30am to 7pm or later.

Cost

Free

Swiss born artist living and working in Sydney, Australia. My work as a Photographic Artist is an exploration of the female form, blending technical mastery with artistic expression to create layered, thought-provoking images that challenge viewers to look beyond the surface and truly see

I utilise careful observation, composition, lighting, and design to craft photographs that play with transparency, obscuration, and organic or man-made structures as overlays, encouraging an active, reflective engagement. 

My approach invites viewers into a visual and intellectual journey, revealing the complexity and beauty of the female body through a dynamic interplay of layers and moods, making each piece a unique conversation between the image the artist, and the viewer.

Art is good for your soul. Edmond

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