161.11.11 is a work by contemporary photographer Klaus Kampert, taken from the ‘On body Forms’ series.

The work of Klaus Kampert is focused on nude photography, trying to capture an emotion from the bodies of his models which far outstrips the simple physical dimension. To him the body is the casing of the soul: by working on the body language, he strives to capture both casing and soul, in each and every studio photograph.

With this series of black and white photographs, the artist pursues his research on the abstraction of the human body. A series of close-ups of nudes in various positions excluding the face. Arms and legs (folded, unfolded, tied up in a knot…) become a near abstract range of forms and volumes. Photographed in a studio, under perfect light conditions, this feminine body becomes a veritable landscape of curves, between shadow and light, in a range of greys of the softest nature. Much more than just an exercise of style, this series exemplifies the artist's ever-changing approach to capture the inner nature of his models.

Prints of Klaus Kampert's photographs are sold in limited edition.

This picture from the ‘On body Forms’ series is available in 2 different formats:

* 55 x 40 cm: edition of 15 copies

* 100 x 73 cm: edition of 10 copies

The price indicated applies solely to the print, unmounted and unframed. For all specific requests regarding mounting and/or framing, please contact us. Each print is numbered and signed by the artist.