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Nikita Solenov

Wound - Nikita Solenov

Wound - Nikita Solenov

2.500,00 NOK
2.500,00 NOK
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Artist: Nikita Solenov

Type: Photography

Circulation: 10 in each size

Materials: Fine art print on cotton paper

Technique: Archival-resistant pigment ink

Framing: Mounted on hood, framing on request

Produced: DAIDDA printlab

Price: NOK 2,500 (incl. 5% art tax)

About the work: The picture shows a metaphor for physical wounds. How often do we hear about casualties on the news? They are most often mentioned as a number; number of dead. But how many people know what the worst wounds look like?

What is it like to be hit by shrapnel in the stomach? What is it like to have a limb ripped off by a bomb? What is it like to be dug out of a building that has collapsed after bombing? What does a soft and vulnerable human body look like when it has been exposed to acts of war? Burns?

Second and third degree burns with blisters and skin that melts off?

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Nikita Solenov

Nikita Solenov is a passionate photo artist, inspired and driven by a deep inner rebellion and a desire to challenge. A rootless upbringing that started in the Soviet Union, youth in a small settlement in Western Norway and work as a photojournalist at home and abroad, has given Nikita a unique and contrasting life experience - something that is reflected in his work.