I Energised Athletes & Cyclists Through Blurred Lines And A Painterly-Like Essay

I Energised Athletes & Cyclists Through Blurred Lines And A Painterly-Like Essay
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I was in a creative Rut, and worked on a series of images pulling out what I felt was the essence of the motion, energy, power and dedication athletes put into their craft. These images were shot during collaborative shoots with athletes, during sport events I was working on and during commercial shoots for which I would pull a couple of images for the series.

This is how Blurry Lines came to life, and the rationale behind it :

What is the state of mind of an athlete? Clairvoyant, result driven, totally dedicated, focused on the result, but at the same time human, filled with doubts, with questions, which he does not let in his mind in order to be able to go forward and to conquer what he decided to dedicate his life to. .

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2018-12-19 13:54

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