Suspended in time: ethereal photos that look like landscape paintings
Briefly

Elger Esser's exhibition 'Sky and Sand' at Flowers gallery presents landscapes featuring bodies of water, reflecting his connection to France's rich history. His work is influenced by iconic artists such as Monet and Courbet, yet showcases his unique vision through dramatic skies and evocative scenes. Esser's photographs capture collective memories and personal histories tied to these landscapes, creating a blend of external beauty and internal reflection. His documentation includes rare moments, like high tide at Mont Saint Michel, emphasizing the fleeting nature of these experiences, further enriching the narrative quality of his art.
Elger Esser's works blend history and memory, featuring bodies of water and landscapes that resonate deeply with past artistic traditions and personal experiences.
With 'Sky and Sand', Esser immerses viewers in a reflective world that illustrates a profound connection to France’s historical landscape, reminiscent of its artistic heritage.
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