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| Quieta Desesperanza | Limited edition, 3 of a kind pieces |
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€1,178.00
In “La Quieta Desesperanza,” the artist immerses us in a scene charged with tension and mystery, evoking the aesthetics of film noir and psychological depth. The photograph, captured in dramatic black and white, uses light and shadow to weave a narrative of restraint and unease.
The composition is a study in contrasts. A female figure, dressed in dark clothing, sits on a light-colored sofa, her rigid posture and distant gaze suggesting deep introspection or a state of alertness. Beside her, a teddy bear, symbol of innocence and childhood comfort, becomes a disturbing counterpoint, its benign presence accentuating the atmosphere of unease emanating from the adult figure. The juxtaposition of these elements creates visual and emotional tension, raising questions about memory, loss, and corrupted innocence.
In the foreground, a group of knives arranged on a smooth surface introduces an element of latent danger. Their presence is silent but threatening, functioning as a visual anchor that disrupts the apparent calm of the scene. These sharp objects not only add a touch of suspense, but can also be interpreted as symbols of an internal struggle, of drastic decisions, or of a reality lurking in the shadows.
“La Quieta Desesperanza” is a work that challenges the viewer to confront what is implied beyond the explicit. It is a portrait of vulnerability and strength, of the battle between light and darkness, and of the lingering echoes of a stillness charged with meaning. The photograph invites us to reflect on the hidden narratives in everyday spaces and the complex emotions that lie beneath the surface.
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Limited edition, 3 of a kind pieces
Authenticity Certificate numbered and signed by the artist
Photo print behind acrylic glass, glossy
Fuji Crystal Archiv glossy
60x 40cm
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ABOUT LADY KUNST
Lady Kunst’s work is a mixture of apathy, courage and desperation. For Lady Kunst, life is a theater in which we are all protagonists. Lady Kunst’s work focuses on political and commercial aspects, making a severe criticism of the current values of society, especially luxury, consumption and advertising.
Art is revolution
“My work is a mixture of apathy, courage and desperation. In order better represent the political issues of the society, I had created the fictional figure of Lady Kunst.“
Jacqueline Delaye has a multidisciplinary background based in social studies and arts. She studied Social Anthropology in Mexico city. Cinema and Tv in Barcelona and Art and Culture Management in Paris. She worked as a video artist and documentary filmmaker around Europe.
After living in different countries like USA, England, France, Spain, Italy and México Jacqueline moved to Berlin, Germany her home since 15 years.
in 2019 she moved for 4 years to the archipelago Azores, on the island of Sao Miguel, in order to take the inspiration of nature. Now she came back to the great city of Berlin to keep breathing the inspiration of human society.
I started in the art world when I was 19 years old. I had already taken photography courses and I was amazed by the visual and social part of the city where I lived, Mexico City, full of contrasts in both socioeconomic and visual aspects. I wanted to show the world the reality in which the lower class of Mexicans live, a place between hope and death. For this reason I decided to take the camera as my means of expression. I had the opportunity to work in different commercial audiovisual productions (advertising, independent films).
At the age of 21, I went to the city of Barcelona to do my audiovisual studies where I had the opportunity to be inspired by the best independent filmmakers and artistic currents. My work is a mixture of apathy, courage and desperation. In order better represent the political issues of the society, I had created the fictional figure of Lady Kunst.
For me life is a film in which we are all protagonists.
My work focuses on political, social and commercial aspects. As a Mexican, I could not close my eyes to social injustices and corruption, especially in the area of politics.
Art is revolution
| Quieta Desesperanza | Limited edition, 3 of a kind pieces |
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