Bubble
I made a glass bubble shaped like a drop of water stretched past what surface tension could ever hold. I wanted it to sit between two flowers as if nature had allowed one impossible moment. It’s fragile, a little absurd, and completely real — something that looks like it shouldn’t exist, but does. I like building these kinds of illusions, not to trick the eye, but to test how far reality can be bent. No AI, almost no post-processing. Just fun with still life.
Details
- FramingUnframed
- SignatureHand-signed by Artist
- Visual QualitiesBright & Vivid Colors
- Edition type Open Edition
Name Of Artist (So You Are Searchable!)
Dina Belenko
Medium
- Photography
Exact Dimensions
24 x 18 in
Year Created
2025
Materials
High quality poster print
Subject Matter
- Everyday Objects
- Flora
Mediums & Techniques (Photos)
- Black-and-White
- Color Photography
- Multiple Exposure
- Manipulated Photography
- Staged
- Snapshot Photography
- Vintage Style
- Close-Up
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About the listing author
My work revolves around the emotional resonance of objects, the way they absorb time, memory, and human presence. Still life, often perceived as static, becomes a medium…
My work revolves around the emotional resonance of objects, the way they absorb time, memory, and human presence. Still life, often perceived as static, becomes a medium…