Artist: Cristina Ramos
Title: 'Wish Granted'
Edition: Limited edition photograph of 15, signed, numbered and authenticated
Materials: Studio enhanced digital print with archive pigment ink on fine art 210 gsm Hahnemühle paper
Dimensions: 50 (h) x 50 (w) cm
£550
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Cristina Ramos 'Wish Granted'
Spanish photographer Cristina Ramos develops her concepts through the process of storytelling. Fascinated by the duality of human nature–our tendency to individuality whilst remaining innately similar–her images move between fiction and reality, constructing imaginative narratives in which she explores the universal language of dreams.
Playing at the edges of reality, Ramos’s surreal scenarios are often frozen in the moment just prior to or immediately following some unknown action or activity, like an unfinished sentence. This sense of ambiguity invites the viewer to look closer. Believing the camera to be not merely a tool limited to capturing reality, Ramos sees photography as a way to move closer to the inner self. In Ramos’s work, photography’s ability to materialise imagination is harnessed as a type of healing therapy, revealing us to ourselves and encouraging the use of emotional experiences to uncover inspiration in our own lives. As Ramos has said herself ”Art is a mirror for the creator and the observer.”
For further details about the artist and to view other works in the collection, click here for the artist's page.