I have been exploring the subject of light painting for 5 years now, but in my photography the human being has always had a central role. Long exposure and light are my passion. That's how I came to the idea that I wanted to do a series with light in the lead role. I did not want to repeat someone else's experience and took a long time to find a form for this series. I now present the "Light Sculptures". They exist on their own, have an organic flowing form and fit well into the natural environment. I plan to continue this series in a variety of places I get to visit at night. To all first-time buyers, I will give one NFT “Light Sculptures” each from the next series.

Light Sculptures One by FONDphoto

I do night photography because I love the night and I love the visual arts.

I worked as a designer and retoucher, and once I saw the photos of Denis Smith and Eric Pare, it was love at first sight. I immediately wanted to learn more about light painting techniques. No one around me had done anything like that, which made it even more interesting. I had an explorer's spirit. After my first photo shoots, I felt I wanted to work in that direction and develop it. Night photography with light paintings allows us to capture the invisible to our eyes. It always amazes and inspires me.

This year marks the 5th year since I began my nighttime work. Since then I have created my unique style in which this series of photographs is made.

It was taken in a library in the city where I live. The place often hosts dance balls and I wanted to capture the spirit of the place through the lens of night photography.