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STILLMOVING

Artist: Dennis Khalil

Year: 2020

Medium: Fine Art Print

Edition: 3 + 1 AP (Artist’s Proof)

  • Black and white image of a human figure with a focus on the back and arms positioned near the head.
    A black and white photograph of a human figure from the back. A monochrome image featuring a human figure captured from behind, emphasizing the back and arms positioned near the head.
    A black and white photograph of a human figure from the back.
  • Artistic black and white photograph of a nude figure with a focus on the back and legs.
    Artistic black and white nude figure emphasizing form and shape. A black and white photograph featuring a nude figure from the back, highlighting the contours of the body and legs.
    Artistic black and white nude figure emphasizing form and shape.
  • Black and white image of a human figure from the back with arms raised and hands on the head.
    A black and white photograph of a human figure viewed from the back. A monochrome image depicting a human figure from the back with arms raised, emphasizing the contours of the body.
    A black and white photograph of a human figure viewed from the back.
  • A black and white photograph of a nude figure with arms positioned behind the back.
    A monochrome image of a nude figure with arms behind the back. A black and white photograph depicting a nude figure in a crouched position with arms positioned behind the back.
    A monochrome image of a nude figure with arms behind the back.
  • Artistic black and white depiction of a nude human figure with a focus on the torso and arm.
    Artistic representation of a nude figure in black and white. A black and white artistic image of a nude human figure, emphasizing the torso and arm in a stylized manner.
    Artistic representation of a nude figure in black and white.
  • Abstract black and white image of a human figure with a smooth silhouette and no facial features.
    An abstract representation of a human form in black and white. A monochromatic image depicting an abstract human figure with a smooth silhouette and no visible facial features.
    An abstract representation of a human form in black and white.
  • Black and white image of a human torso with an abstract shape and smooth contours.
    Abstract representation of a human torso in black and white. A monochromatic image depicting the abstract shape of a human torso, emphasizing smooth contours and lines.
    Abstract representation of a human torso in black and white.
  • Artistic black and white photograph of a nude figure with a hand on the hip.
    Artistic representation of a nude figure in black and white. A black and white artistic photograph featuring a nude figure with a hand placed on the hip, emphasizing form and silhouette.
    Artistic representation of a nude figure in black and white.
  • Artistic black and white photograph of a nude figure with an arm raised, back facing the viewer.
    Artistic black and white nude figure with raised arm. A black and white photograph featuring a nude figure with an arm raised, viewed from the back. The image emphasizes form and silhouette.
    Artistic black and white nude figure with raised arm.

  • Artist’s Statement

    The Paradox of Stillness

    The “StillMoving” series is a reminder that everything is always in a state of both movement and stillness, with only time revealing the difference. Even when someone appears still, their body is constantly changing. This concept is reflected in nature; a tree may appear still, but when viewed in a time-lapse, it is revealed to be constantly moving.

    A Static Image from Dynamic Moments

    The human body is always dynamic and ever-changing, no matter how big or small those changes are. When multiple images of a moving subject are combined, they create a static image. However, this static image is actually composed of multiple dynamic moments.

    The Balance of Life

    This concept also applies to life in general, as the presence of opposites is necessary for balance. Without both stillness and movement, there would be no harmony.

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