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Artist Statement:
I like to work with natural
light whenever possible,
ranging from very low light to
very high definition, often
capturing the feel of movement
within a static image, and in
December 2006 I founded a new
art movement entitled
"Imaginism", which
encapsulates this unique
"Imaginistic" style. In almost
all of my work, the final
image is created within the
lens, with post-processing
being limited to basic
correction only.
My principal subject matter is
that of women; capturing the
artistry of their femininity,
sensuality and sexuality. My
images range from the world of
fine-art, to bordering on the
world of fetish and fantasy.
In whatever case, my style
remains uniquely my own....
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Artist Exhibitions:
PosSesso, Venice Bienniale
2008
International Art Show, Cannes
Film Festival 2009...
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Artist Galleries:
Please e-mail the artist for
details of the nearest
representative in your
location....
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Reviews for Thomas Hodges:
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* www.duclerck.com/hodges.html
Thomas Hodges likes to work with natural light whenever possible, ranging from very low light to very high definition, often capturing the feel of movement within a static image. The work exhibited below is a good example of his diversity when it comes to his fine art and shows his love for working with natural light. On his website photoconception.com you can see more of his photography work (erotic and non erotic).
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* www.lovechess.nl/artoflove/archives/photography_nude/index.php
The nude photography of Thomas Hodges
His nude photography is rather experimental, not directly with the model, but more with the formal aspects of the image, the light, movement and composition. Especially his playing with movement gives his images a very intense atmosphere, covering the plain nudity of the woman, replacing it with suspense and sensuality.
He basically does the same thing with light, even when full frontal nudity is shown, Hodges covers the naked body with it, making the sensual shape of the woman stand out. This way he avoids getting to close to the flesh itself, and let us experience the beauty of a woman as a whole.
My personal favourite is the image of a woman sitting in front of a window (first image in the gallery). In this image the light, pose and static composition are making this woman almost surreal, like a manifestation in a dream, or even more lyrical, a gift from heaven.
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