“Isolato, separated from everything like an island from land.”
This series of diptychs entitled Isolato evokes the idea of seclusion and solitude. Each image brings together a female body and an object, a landscape or an animal. Each body is veiled, hidden, disappearing into the shadows or behind fabric, turned away from the viewer. The faces are never seen. Only a few elements hint that it’s a woman’s body. They appear on the ground or with their backs to the wall, anonymous, falling. A few bodies try to resist, to exist—but in vain. They are all withdrawing into themselves, voluntarily or involuntarily.
Nathalie HUBERT
Born in 1971 in Drancy (France)
Weekend portfolio selected by Tim Jefferies.
