Ramona Zordini is an Italian photographer and visual artist whose work focuses on ambiguity and transition, investigating the body and its plasticity.

Water is the theater of his shots. The bodies emerge revealing their sensuality and fragility. According to the artist, physical evolution comes from our moods.

“Memory and the evolution of the emotional sphere are fundamental elements of our self-determination. But even if we are sure we can” seize the moment “and we realize the importance of every second, this moment has already passed.“

Each piece of the puzzle must be replaced again in a never-ending cycle.

Visit her site to discover other projects.

Discovering a world made of both lights and shadows is exactly what we find ourselves doing when we look at Geoffrey Yahya Vargas‘ shots. 
Geoffrey Yahya Vargas is a filmmaker and photographer based in Paris. The images are his means of communication and to achieve his work he experiments with different techniques, without setting himself any limits. 

In his portfolio in fact we find more or less conceptual short films and music videos, but what has captured our attention and our gaze are his shots. Made both in digital and analog, Geoffrey Yahya Vargas creates powerful and impactful imagery. 

The close-ups of the models he photographs hypnotize us and their profiles, emphasized by colored lights seem to seduce the viewer. 

The one photographed by Geoffrey seems like a forbidden world, where everything is focused on the body, gestures, movements and emotions. A quick glance at his Instagram profile will be enough to be sure. 

Read also: The intimate and personal shots by Nika De Carlo

The female body is a work perfectly composed over ten thousand years. A magnetic field. A map to explore. Every line of the body, the commas that compose it; the curves, the voids and the solids that the legs, the arms, the hips, draw in the background; its imperfections.

There is something extremely fascinating in the imperfect geometry of a woman’s body, however, it is done. Eric Marrian has noticed that, as a good architect of geometry and perfection, he has been taking care of it for a long time.

Marrian, with his photos, scrutinizes the symmetry of the female body, its generous curves, its sinuous features, its caressing softness, then giving it, through the use of color, the hieratic and the concrete perfection of the statues.

That body that we see every day, that we take care of, love, look in a distracted way, can compose that soft symmetry, that perfect geometry of lines and curves?

To discover it you just have to scroll through these shots or scrutinize the mathematically imperfect body of the woman who chose you.

InstHunt Special Edition is a collection of your best photos that follow a specific theme. Each month it will have a dedicated title and you will give it life through your shots. 

This month’s theme was “Black & White“: a photograph without colors does notnecessarily constitute a loss of informations. A black and white image can be striking, engaging, breathtaking and definitely moody.

The selection of your best photos below!

Stay tuned and go follow our Instagram @collateral.photo page to discover the theme of the next issue InstHunt Special Edition. 

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