There is an urgent need for the information of wave photographer Benica ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

There is an urgent need for the information of wave photographer Benica ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! First of all, thank you for asking. Following your question, I carefully looked for some introductions about this photographer and found that I had collected some of his works before, but I never noticed what kind of photographer he was. Now I have collected more of his works and know him better than before ~

The following is some information I found. There is not much written introduction about him on the Internet.

English name: Berenika

Looking at his works, I feel feminine, but online comments are all about him, so maybe he is a delicate male photographer.

The characteristics of his works:

Compared with most commercial photography works with saturated colors and pursuing fine effects, most Polish photographers pursue a concept of painting. The color is always unsaturated, even light gray, the light is soft and close to hazy, and the texture treatment is more inclined to oil painting.

Sometimes it's not a good thing to have the same style. Perhaps the audience will be very excited when they see the first hazy light-colored photographic work, but when a large number of photographic works with no new ideas and basically similar forms appear again and again, visual fatigue is inevitable. As a result, some photographers who pursue content changes often stand out at this time. Benika is such a photographer.

There are always people who like to ask photographers the meaning behind absurdity. In fact, for many photographers, they will not consider too many meaning categories before trying. What they pursue is to break through themselves and change their inherent mentality and feelings. For many photographers, these may be more important than the meaning behind his photos. If you have to think about meaning, there is no standard answer. If you see what they will think of, what's the point!

From his works with different styles, we can see his constant attempts in content and form. Perhaps the most impressive thing is the group of portraits whose bodies have been stretched a lot. In this group of works, female models with unclear faces are wearing various dresses, and their bodies are deliberately stretched to an exaggerated degree by later photographers. This is absurd and weird in many realistic works, but it is not a post-synthesis work that completely subverts the concept of photography.

There is also a complete review article, which is well written.

Barbie can become an angel in two steps-Benica's short stories

In the era of image flooding, apart from our own portraits, only special enough photos can attract our attention. To some extent, it is a style to constantly express uniqueness in works. For example, you can make all the characters in the picture obese, like the Colombian painter fernando botero; You can also stretch all the characters like bean sprouts, like Polish photographer Benika. Style is characteristic, style is flaw. In short, this is something we will never forget.

Seeing these interesting pictures on the internet, I didn't retrieve the background information of the author Benika. This is the way we often look at photos. The woman in the photo overcame gravity in the post-production of photography and went straight to the sky to become a slender bamboo beauty. Photographers probably think this treatment is fun and interesting, but I prefer to regard it as a mockery of human aesthetics in our time. The ideal human body now, of course, is slim and slender, and the T-stage is full of this type of women. Benika exaggerated the slim features to the point of absurdity. Except that the head and feet are not deformed, a woman's body is extremely elongated like Lamian Noodles's. Are they still beautiful?

We say that it is fallacious for truth to take a step forward, but I see that it is still beautiful for aesthetics to take a few steps forward. The super slim woman in the picture is elegant and light as water grass, as if she had a spiritual existence. To paraphrase a metaphor in Fortress Besieged, "comely and graceful is like a wisp of poetic soul". The tension of fashion is incredible.

Slim is the basic imagination of female body in our time. Slim is beauty, and beauty is probably tyrannical. Since Zhuo, an American woman writer, wrote a book criticizing "slim tyranny" in the 1980 s, human body aesthetics has become ferocious. Every day, magazine cover girls, movie stars, fashion models and advertising spokespersons are publishing a lot of information about ideal figure, which successfully makes everyone feel ashamed and hate their body. In order to build a slim figure, women go on a diet, take medicine, exercise and abuse themselves crazily. ...

Feminists criticize Barbie because she is a temptation, a slender fiction that is hard to reach. Benika offers a more exaggerated and slimmer novel, but there is no temptation but despair. That is no longer an area that humans trapped in heavy bodies can emulate. Barbie took two more steps and became an angel. Who would be jealous of angels?

In addition, some people say that in Bereni Card, you can download the third issue of e-magazine in 2006 from DPNET, which contains his album. If the landlord is in urgent need, you can also look for it ~

In my reference address bar below, I have collected almost all his works, and the landlord can also go and have a look ~