It even feels like the fabric is sentient as it dances against these beautiful landscapes. London-based photographer Neal Grundy’s ongoing series, Transient Sculptures, consists of photos of shimmering fabrics dancing in front of different landscapes. His photos capture the movement of the fabrics in a single moment, as Plain Magazine details:
In his ongoing series, Grundy employs his still skills in capturing a collection of shimmering fabrics dancing in front of a range of landscapes. His work is all the more beautiful given the lives of his ‘subjects’ that are lost outside of the moment the shutter snaps. His photographic sculptures capture the fabric in a single moment, its solid structure a mere illusion only recorded then and there by the camera. Shot during the UK’s Covid lockdown in early 2020, the series is backdropped by East Sussex’s coastal landscape. Discover more of his work on his website and on Instagram.
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