Le Souffle 1931
manray
print, paper, photography, rayograph
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abstract-expressionism
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non-objective-art
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sculpture
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paper
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photography
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geometric
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line
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rayograph
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charcoal
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surrealism
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modernism
"Le Souffle" (1931) by Man Ray is a striking example of Rayography, a photographic technique he pioneered. The image depicts a fan, captured in a ghostly, abstract form. Using a light-sensitive paper and objects placed on it, Man Ray created a unique and surreal composition, exploring the interplay of light, shadow, and form. This technique, similar to a photogram, evokes a sense of movement and energy, capturing the essence of the fan's spinning blades rather than its literal form. "Le Souffle" exemplifies Man Ray's experimental approach to photography, pushing the boundaries of the medium and embracing abstraction in the early 20th century.
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