The photographs
The analog photographs displayed in the "Photography" section were all taken with a Minolta SRT 101*. I manually develop the film and the pictures** using a development process called "Caffenol". As a mixture of instant coffee, vitamin C and washing soda, Caffenol has the advantage of being non-toxic and eco-friendly. Moreover, the resulting color rests between sepia and black & white giving it a pleasing visual feel.
To me, analog cameras are excellent artistic and experimental media; that is why I prefer to use them when it comes to following an artisanal photographic approach.
*the photographs under the "Digital" category were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150
**only for black & white photographs; the color ones have been developed by a professional.
The drawings
All the drawings are made by hand, mostly using Uni-ball pens. I find my inspirations in European medieval art, Ancient Greece, Japanese art, Art Nouveau, Buddhism, Hinduism, and also from more specific artists such as Harry Clarke, Aubrey Beardsley, Pieter Brueghel, or Hieronymus Bosch. I don't typically use color for the simple reason that I prefer to focus on lines, patterns, and details.
About the artist
Noémie Christensen, 3rd-year student in psychomotricity.
Besides my keen interest in photography and illustration, I am passionate about human and medical sciences, as well as psychocorporal practices.
Si vous souhaitez en savoir davantage, vous pouvez consulter mon site web Mouvements Modernes®.
PS: You won't find me neither on Facebook, Instagram, nor TikTok. I don't use those social media..
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