EVA DAVIDOVA
A face boxed in by concrete buildings, arms that stretch a shadow, a body that sinks into the gravel… these are just some of the unreal scenes created and transformed by artist Eva Davidova. She seems to have the knack for finding new connections between the hard and the fragile, the immobile and the mobile. She manipulates reality as if she wielded the power of Star Trek-like weapons and devotes herself to exploring parallel worlds, sometimes paradoxical or hypnotic, but always sensual and poetic.
Even though sometimes we miss the precious definition of analogical photography, digital photography does provide tiny gems that escape from the feast of technique and play on sensitive, unexpected chords.
You can see this tiny digital treat at Barcelona’s N2 gallery until the 12th of November.
http://www.n2galeria.com/
Eva Davidova was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, and has been exhibiting her photographs, installations and paintings in Madrid, Barcelona, London and New York, among other cities.
http://www.evadavidova.com
Thursday, October 30th, 2008 - category: art
