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Crystallisation - still life photography project

Crystallisation is a project which aims to showcase the beauty and fragility of human beings with the use of light, prisms, and crystals. Whenever I observe a crystal I see its beauty and the ability to create beautiful colors with the help of the natural light, but I do also see its hidden fragilities. Looking at a crystal is like looking at a people, beautiful with millions of colors which can appear perfect but behind all of those colors and the beauty you might see in a person, there are also some hidden parts that are fragile as a piece of glass.

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