グッゲンハイム美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (グッゲンハイム美術館Instagram)「What does adolescence feel like?🪞 Hellen Van Meene photographs adolescence, capturing it as a fleeting, transitional stage. Van Meene’s images, small and square in format, show her anonymous models at a close half- or three-quarter length range. Instead of confronting the camera, the young women in these photographs avert their gaze, appearing to be caught by the camera in private, unguarded moments of introspection. Van Meene purposefully creates a friction between her artful composition and the realism of the unaltered bodies of her subjects, capturing the uneasy tension between the girls’ lingering childhood and their upcoming adulthood. In their careful arrangement of color, light, and texture, her works imitate traditional, 17th-century paintings from the artist’s native Netherlands, like in the softly lit domestic interior that recall paintings of Johannes Vermeer. ... 📷: Hellen Van Meene, "Untitled," 1999. © Hellen Van Meene #HellenVanMeene」12月10日 4時47分