Claire Droppert, a contract photographer and graphic clothier primarily based out of the Netherlands, has been engaged on a project titled Gravity, a collection of pictures during which she captures points in their natural ecosystem in moments of zero gravity. The second series from this project, Flower energy, is her interpretation of how the natural points of earth, wind, and plants are intertwined. according to Droppert, the sequence "demonstrates how these key points can aid to create a picture of free forming elegance."
Gravity sequence: Flower energy
The plant life that Droppert pictures are from the Netherlands' famed flower fields. they are only in bloom for a short length of time before they're harvested for their bulbs. "Their existence is dictated by the points that support create their power," Droppert says. On the mission itself, Droppert says she thinks "it's unique to see the different behaviors of these elements in gravity and to experiment with their impressive environment."
Gravity series: Flowe
Most of Droppert's work is impressed via her environment. Having lived through the coast most of her lifestyles, she prefers photographic landscapes and isolated areas. in line with her artist observation, the large quietness of the areas enables her to subtly keep a unique and silent feel to her work. The dreamy landscape of the fields and the sharp, vivid plant life seemingly floating in midair work together to create an otherworldly consider. Like her different work within the Gravity venture, Droppert is in a position to assemble an atypical world as she captures these points in a moment of zero gravity.
try her other work here.
Gravity collection: Flower vigour
Gravity series: Flower energy
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