Helene Desplechin's photography captures the complex nature of humans. The face people show the world is always different from the face they show their friends, not to mention very different from the face they see when they look in the mirror. Helene Desplechin's broken reflections manage to embody these fractured selves that reside in one body.
Based in Spain, Helene Desplechin uses transparent materials such as water and glass to evoke emotions. Desplechin says, "My inspiration is simple curiosity, constant observation, and astonishment by what surrounds me. A part of it is willingness to enjoy every part of it. Everyday life, is what inspires me. And that fundamental need, that I was born with, to create and to share with others my emotions."
What's Driving This Trend
- Emotive Photography
- Opportunities for using photography to explore complex human emotions.
- Transparent Materials
- Opportunities for exploring the use of transparent materials in art and design.
- Fractured Identities
- Opportunities for exploring the nature and perception of self in contemporary art.
Who This Affects Most
- Fine Art Photography
- Exploring the use of photography to express and explore complex human emotions and identity.
- Interior Design
- Exploring opportunities for integrating transparent materials in home decor.
- Fashion Design
- Exploring the use of transparent textiles and materials in high fashion.
