About a year ago, Xiao Jiang introduced to you an artist who used his eyes to make surreal photography works. The photographer's name is Monica Carvalho. I believe that her unique photography works have left an impression on her.
This photographer named Monica Carvalho is from Swiss . She has been fascinated by hallucinations, illusions and magic since she was a child. For her, these things can arouse people's curiosity and desire to explore, and at the same time guide people forward. Surreal photography works also have this feature. Therefore, she finally chose to become a Surreal photographer and was happy to do this job. Her job is to find things with similar characteristics in daily life and combine these things with people.
For this photographer, image editing software is her most important "weapon", because using this weapon allows her to show people her own imagination and creativity. By integrating photos, photography becomes a game, and photography has more possibilities.
After she came into contact with the picture editing software, she made up her mind to no longer look for special things and scenery, but instead focused on ordinary things, giving special meaning to daily necessities, making them different. The materials of each surreal photography by Monica Carvalho were taken by herself. Finding suitable patterns among many materials is also an artistic adventure.
Two ordinary things, or two ordinary photos, were created under the combination of Monica Carvalho. A year ago, we had appreciated the wonderful works of this photographer. A year ago, the photographer used the eyes as the theme, combined with food, scenery and animals, giving people visual illusions, and accidentally fell into the "trap" set by the photographer for the audience.
After a year, the photographer created a very wonderful set of surreal photography works. In this latest set of creative photography, she has tried many new ways of combining. Let us enjoy it together. I believe that from these surreal photos, we can also feel the photographer's love for creativity and how she uses games to connect with art.
