Did you know that I offer limited edition fine art prints of some of my works through my website? You can find them embedded below: YGREQ - Print store - Yassen Grigorov, London Portrait Photographer Limited edition fine-art prints, available both framed and unframed. The only available series at the moment is the PARIS series. Printed on 308gsm Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper w...

Dissociation is defined by the discontinuity of thought but experiencing it is something all together different.

My work is a practice in transcribing, both visually and linguistically, the experience of isolation; it pursues those ephemeral moments between sensation and thought, between the acts of becoming and unbecoming. The figurative forms embody the tension between these two states.  These fundamental emotional experiences that create expansion or collapse within the mind are the moment the figurati...

The original title of the project is : Thought after TaughtIn search of the origins of personal understanding and by engaging with the forms of the once learned and since forgotten, I encourage my mind to wander and to question everything that surrounds us. I draw inspiration from the images of my everyday life accompanied by dreams, paintings, readings from philosophers, or by the sound of mus...

Self Portraits on some damaged TMax 400Film. September 2019

These images are from my Senior Thesis project. Thesis Statement Developing imagery that challenges creative boundaries and stimulates the imagination has always been at the forefront of my abstract photography. Exploring more unconventional methods of interpretation and presentation, I take photos of textured, agricultural buildings and things we wouldn't even notice or give the time of day;...

I'd like to submit for your consideration my selection of fine art prints. They're available on ygreq.com/prints , and I've also just uploaded them to the smpl store, but I'm unable to find out how to link that storefront in. It's due for almost immediate expansion with another 20ish prints, as well as postcard packs!

A young African American Detroit sculptor Austen Brantley is creating a commissioned statue for the Canfield consortium. An organization that uplifts neighborhoods in the Detroit area. The statue will be erected in august permanently at Canfield consortium pavilion across from the Barack Obama Leadership Academy elementary school. The sculpture was designed by Brantley inspired by the need for ...

A2, acrylic on canvasThis piece symbolises my experience in lockdown with the melancholy blue and empty seat representing how alone everyone feels in isolation and how hard hitting this pandemic has been on mental health, especially for university students. The bright pink chair stands for the good health and bright future we have yet to get to.