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Michal Chelbin: The Black Eye
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Michal Chelbin: The Black Eye

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The Black Eye continues Michal Chelbin’s exploration of the world of athletes and performers. The wrestlers in this series are studies in contrasts: youth and manhood, strength and weakness, splendor and roughness. Also apparent is a contrast in the pairing of luscious, virbrant, colored backgrounds and the raw, sometimes bruised surfaces of the subjects’ skin. Breathless, sweaty, and fatigued, the athletes are worn out after a hard training session or fight. During a typical photo shoot, Chelbin makes the athletes change poses and locations several times; sometimes she takes her subjets past the point of exhaustion to help free them from self-conscious expression. Chelbin searches for a moment in which they have almost calmed their breath but not yet regained their self-awareness. It is a moment when they have lifted their masks, and surrendered to the camera.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Twin Palms Publishing,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
20 November 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781931885850

The Black Eye continues Michal Chelbin’s exploration of the world of athletes and performers. The wrestlers in this series are studies in contrasts: youth and manhood, strength and weakness, splendor and roughness. Also apparent is a contrast in the pairing of luscious, virbrant, colored backgrounds and the raw, sometimes bruised surfaces of the subjects’ skin. Breathless, sweaty, and fatigued, the athletes are worn out after a hard training session or fight. During a typical photo shoot, Chelbin makes the athletes change poses and locations several times; sometimes she takes her subjets past the point of exhaustion to help free them from self-conscious expression. Chelbin searches for a moment in which they have almost calmed their breath but not yet regained their self-awareness. It is a moment when they have lifted their masks, and surrendered to the camera.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Twin Palms Publishing,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
20 November 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781931885850