Henry Miller once described surrealism as something tied to instinct, mortality, and the inevitable end.
But what about the sense of the unknown, the mystery that runs through these pictures, and the way they make us feel small and powerless before the great possibilities of life? Who knows. You could ask Oleg Oprisco, the author of this series: it is conceptual photography in which images seem to come from a dream world made of quiet colors and whispered dreams. These visual emotions speak of what remains unfathomable.
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Anna Lohan
Peter Dark
