Walking by the beautiful and traditional streets of places like Madrid and Barcelona is a unique experience, especially if they're adorned by the dancing moves of clothes outside balconies, as shown by the images captured by Sivan Askayo. This awesome project titled 'Intimacy Under the Wires' first started in Tel Aviv’s Jaffa neighborhood, but it has now taken a global step, as the Israeli photographer has visited places like Madrid, Barcelona, London, Florence, Venice and Buenos Aires.
This series is stunning as it shows with beauty and grace a long tradition. The contrast of colors created by the sky, the clothes and the buildings' facade is mesmerizing. Also, the artist does a fabulous job transmitting to viewers the movement of the garments floating in the wind. Another layer of beauty hidden in this photos is the concept of intimacy. For instance, being able to anonymously peek under women's skirts, or to share with the bystanders personal choices of clothes.
Intimacy Under the Wires by Sivan Askayo is an ode to intimacy and tradition, beauty and dance.
What's Driving This Trend
- Intimacy Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore unique and intimate perspectives through their lens.
- Disruptive Art
- New artists are disrupting traditional views of art, creating controversial pieces that challenge societal norms.
- Street Photography
- Capturing the beauty and authenticity of city life through candid shots of people and places.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion designers and brands can use intimate photography to showcase their designs in unique and creative ways.
- Tourism
- Tourism and travel companies can use street photography to market destinations and showcase the local culture and traditions.
- Fine Art
- Art galleries and collectors can curate and showcase disruptive and controversial works that challenge the traditional views of art and push boundaries.
