свет, Pequeños apuntes / Tomosu. Masao Yamamoto and Alisa Sibirskaya

Valid Foto (Barcelona) is pleased to present two solo shows by Masao Yamamoto and Alisa Sibirskaya at Galería Nueva Las Letras.

Alisa Sibirskaya (Krasnoyarsk, Russia 1989) is a photographer who explores the soul through her lens.
through her lens. Alisa Sibirskaya’s work stands out for its intimate and emotional approach to her subjects. Through a masterful combination of lighting, composition and facial expression, she captures moments of authenticity and vulnerability. Her work defies traditional aesthetic conventions,
opting for a raw, unadorned aesthetic that allows the true nature of her subjects to shine through.

Alisa Sibirskaya explores universal themes of identity, loneliness, beauty, and human connection through beauty and human connection with her photographs. Her focus is on marginalized individuals and everyday moments that often go unnoticed.
Through his photographs, he invites us to reflect on humanity and the complexities of the human
humanity and the complexities of the human experience. Sibirskaya continues to explore new forms of expression through her art, elevating the voice of those art, raising the voice of those who are forgotten or ignored by society.

Masao Yamamoto (Gamagori, Japan 1957) is internationally known for his poetic approach and ability to transform the ordinary into something ethereal. His work is a meditation on memory, existence and the passage of time, using techniques that make each piece seem like an antique or a fragment of personal history.

For the first time, Masao Yamamoto presents in exhibition a collection of unique pieces of ambrotypes, an ancient photographic technique that uses glass plates. Entitled “Tomosu”, which means “to light up” in Japanese, this series offers an introspective and spiritual look, revealing intimate details through a medium that requires a manual and highly reflective process. Accompanying these abrotypes are works from other series in his career.

“Tomosu” highlights not only the continued innovation of Yamamoto’s career but also his mastery in capturing the ephemeral beauty of the natural and human world.

Opening:
Tuesday to Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm and from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm – Sunday from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.

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