If you've been looking for great work lately to enhance your aesthetics, you've seen the work of Slovak up-and-coming photographic artist Maria Svarbova, with macaron colors, perfectly organized compositions, and a watercolor-like world that is uniquely recognizable
Maria is not the portrait photographer we usually recognize, as her focus is more on space, color and composition, which seems to have some experimental nature, which is one of the key points that distinguish her from other photographers. The characters being photographed wear retro swimsuits, the movements tend to be static, there is no particularly enthusiastic expression, as if time is frozen in an instant, such a quiet atmosphere, but there is a strong tension that is different from the past. There is no enthusiastic expression, although it is a real person, it is like the absurdity of another world.
Maria's work takes the proportions of architecture and color to the extreme, and although the pictures look very minimalist, there is a delicate romantic delicacy. A large part of this stems from her compositional approach, adding a single object or character to a large piece of the same object, showing the center of gravity of the picture, so that people can know who the protagonist is at a glance.
If you have seen Maria Svarbova's photographs, you can see that she attaches great importance to the balance and symmetry of the overall picture. Shooting in a symmetrical way, the picture shown is like the world in the mirror, symmetry between left and right, symmetry up and down, in addition to the scene in the photo, even the division of light and shadow, the scenery reflected on the water surface are also taken into account, neat and illusory, full of the creator's own unique style.
The tones have a strong personal style, and in the cool environment, the models appear in bright colors, and through her lens, you can always feel a kind of light and breezy power.