Fine Art nominee

The series, Ophelia's Drowning, is a photographic reinterpretation of the classic painting by Sir John Everett Millais. The image evokes melancholy and desolation. Ophelia sang until her death, which occurred by drowning in a river. The intention behind this series of photos was to create a modern interpretation of the classic painting while ensuring the original masterpiece's dramatic impact and emotional resonance were preserved.

I have long held the view that we can achieve a great deal with a little if we make the most of our creativity.
I am the son of a sculptor father and a psychologist mother, and I grew up surrounded by museums and artists' studios.

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