"Bloom"

My latest fine art series exploring the human body. 

In a split second

"Fragments of Self" is my latest new self-portrait series, which is a very personal introspection of my thoughts and feelings, but at the same time, it is also a general exploration of the Self and all of its subconscious layers. 
I often like to incorporate floral motives in my work since I find they symbolize rebirth, creation, and metamorphosis, which are the main parts of our identity. 

Fragments of Self

As a former ballet dancer, I often like to observe and capture the human body in an abstract and surreal way, almost like creating a living sculpture. By hiding and revealing parts of it, I like to play with opposites that only contradict each other at first sight, such as reality and illusion, natural and artificial. 

"Faceless"

"Marmaros"

For me, body language is such a complex and powerful tool to express a narrative. I love playing with the combination of abstract shapes, lines and colours to create a timeless visual story. This work ended up being a playful experiment for the letter "I" for @36daysoftype

As a former ballet dancer, body language has always been one of my biggest passions. That is why the figure plays such a significant role in my photography. I often observe and capture its curves in an abstract and surreal manner, seeking to emphasize the body as a sculptural composition element. The distortion of its shapes blurs the line between reality and illusion, natural and artificial. By hiding and revealing parts of it, I try to create a mystical world and leave open questions for the observer. I view rebirth, creation, and metamorphosis as the core of human identity and aim to incorporate them in my work through floral motives. 
I always strive to tell a story through colours, composition, shapes, and symbols. Every piece I create is based on both introspection and exploration. Introspection of my own thoughts and feelings; and exploration of Identity in all of its subconscious layering.


"Melting"

As a former ballet dancer, body language has always been one of my biggest passions. That is why the figure plays such a significant role in my photography.
I often observe and capture its curves in an abstract and surreal manner, seeking to emphasize the body as a sculptural composition element. The distortion of its shapes blurs the line between reality and illusion, natural and artificial. By hiding and revealing parts of it, I try to create a mystical world that leaves open questions for the observer.


All we have is now

As a former dancer, I often like to observe and capture the human body in an abstract and surreal way, almost like creating a living sculpture. By hiding and revealing parts of it, I like to play with opposites that only contradict each other at first sight, such as reality and illusion, natural and artificial.

"Broken"

I created this image in late 2020. Recently I have been working on a new self-portrait series, which is very personal and explores my inner world. 

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Viktoria Andreeva