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- Nominated for Global Exposure: Exhibition in NYC during Paris Photo New York
Day Tripper
This short Buddhistic story is about life itself in the search for fulfillment and satisfaction. Is it the fear of death where one is mainly living outside themselves looking for as many possible distractions to fill up the emptiness of being incomplete. In this complicated society, one spends a lot of time providing food for the body and soul. After each end, one will make a reflection of life, what is the purpose of life in its true meaning.
Art of Pinocchio
From Esoteric teachings freemason and writer Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio is created under the influence of two characters, one male and one female (symbolizing the two aspects of God). The “Blue Fairy”, the representative of the Great God, comes down to earth to give Pinocchio a spark of the Universal Mind, “Nous” of the Gnostics which represents our consciousness.
Amsterdam FM – KUNSTKIEKEN
Radio uitzending live Interview KUNSTKIEKEN: DOOR SANDRA SINGH
Review Street Photography
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Xandra, You have some wonderful images here that capture a sense of playfulness and fun. The portraits are exciting and natural showing some nice moments. I enjoyed this series of work and thought some of them were tender and moving portraits documenting a very diverse scene. I enjoyed reading about your exchange with your subjects and that is a great way of working. You have a great street style that reminds me of a more friendly version of Bruce Gilden’s work. Keep shooting! You have found excited and animated subject matter and obviously, do well working with and interacting with people. Your style is playful and I could see this becoming a much longer series. Individuals brought together as a series and put into a book could be a great way to develop this project..
