Casus Nietzsche series. Human All Too Human. Photograph - Limited Edition of 1

Casus Nietzsche series. Human All Too Human. At the beginning of the book Nietzsche mentions that his books tend to “overturn all the usual habits and value assessments” that are only “human, all too human.” The revolution can be understood literally as the spatial position that is not necessarily negative. The title leads us to the question of what is the human nature, if not to stand upside down as a metaphor, confusing cause and effect, the emotional and the rational, be mistaken, get lost and fall in a metaphysical void in the absence of clear guidelines? Visual embodiment of such a revolution in our work is the placement of the model with the hand stretched straight down when it is not clear whether she is breakdancing, or she is suspended in the stillness between the past and the future, or simply is falling down while keeping an unflappable face. Maybe one has to fall in order to get out of this state and to become a new transformed person. On the other hand, an inverted position may be an attempt to return to a normal state that is already reversed, or it might be an inverted ironic demonstration of awareness being inverted. Perhaps the best that can be done in the framework of human life is to bring it to an aesthetic limit. In red dress, makeup, full of stoic courage facing the inevitable, our model goes on a rope to the other side of the abyss of the human situation. Limited edition print #1 of 20. Plaque mounting Made in Collaboration with Vitaly Korneev https://sophievital.wordpress.com

Photography:Digital on Other

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:18 W x 27 H x 0.5 D in

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