Sinner: Gili Shani’s Evocative Journey Through Graphic Photography
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Gili Shani’s venture into graphic photography is not one for the faint of heart. It’s an exploration of human intimacy in its most unguarded moments. This artistic odyssey seeks to dismantle the age-old question: What does it mean to be a ‘sinner’? Through his lens, Shani presents a photographic tale that borders the sacred and the profane, casting light on the unseen corners of human vulnerability.
- Raw and unfiltered emotions leap from each frame.
- Challenging societal norms with every shot.
- A visual masterpiece that stirs the soul.
In his work, Gili Shani does more than capture images; he captures fragments of stories, of lives lived in the shadows and lights of moral complexity. This book is less of a collection of photographs and more of an intense interrogation of the human condition. Capturing the essence of raw intimacy, Shani’s work stirs a conversation around the labels we attach to acts and individuals.
The term ‘Kinky-Art’ becomes a manifesto in this context – a declaration of art’s bravado against societal constraints. It’s a testament to the transformative power of art, being both reflective and revolutionary. Shani’s graphic photography book isn’t just a visual feast; it’s a philosophical inquiry into the nature of transgression and the labels that come with it.
Revel in the poignant beauty of Shani’s groundbreaking work, where each photograph is a meditation on the human experience. The book is a daring exposition that not only displays Shani’s impressive artistic range but also invites the viewer to introspect on the broader implications of ‘sin’ in our contemporary world.
The book is a solid block with a black cover, spanning 400 pages, and printed using the darkest black ink possible. Only 1000 copies were printed, and a significant number have already been sold through a crowdfunding campaign. Therefore, if you wish to acquire a copy, it is advisable to act quickly.
- Sinner, Order online or in-store at The Code, Köpenicker Str. 79, Mitte. €85.50 incl. shipping within Germany
Check out more of Gili Shani’s work on Instagram @gilishani1
