Artwork description:

Underwater B&W photograph of a young naked woman wrapped in air bubbles and sunbeams.

She had five grand-pianos at her house, a pool on the third floor, and a man cursing in Russian on the bottom of that pool - me. I had no idea that a broken pool pump can turn water into champagne. The bubbles were covering my mask, camera, strobes, the model, and everything in between. I was almost blind on the bottom of shimmering cloud with sharp sunbeams bursting through. The model was floating somewhere above my head like a strawberry. I raised the camera and took two blind shots. This is the second shot.

Original gallery quality print on archival metallic paper signed by the artist.
Limited edition of 24
The artwork is furnished with certificate of authenticity, signed by artist with artist's name, edition number, edition limit, and other details.

This work has been shown at:
2021 LA Art Show 2021 (Los Angeles, USA)
2019 Touchon Gallery (Los Angeles, USA)
2019 ArtExpo NY (New York, USA)
2017 Avalon Hall (Los Angeles, USA)
2016 Bruce Lurie Gallery (Los Angeles, USA)

Alex Sher is a contemporary American underwater nude photographer who's works have been exhibited by the world's greatest galleries and museums. Sher’s artworks starting with his early award winning ocean wildlife photographs to the most recent figurative-abstract underwater reflections - are inspired by natural elegance.
Alex Sher was born in Ukraine and moved to the US with his parents in 1995. In 2010 Alex started taking his cameras underwater. His first underwater fine art works emerged in 2013.
In 2015 Sher's photographs were exhibited in Paris at the Louvre Museum and later by museums of London, New York, Los Angeles, and other metropolises. His first personal exhibition was held in 2016 by the Bruce Lurie Gallery. Sher had four personal exhibitions and participated in countless group exhibitions and major art fairs.
Sher's first photo book ‘Mermaids’ was published in 2018.
Alex Sher is being represented by Touchon Gallery since 2019.

Materials used:

Digital archival pigment print on archival paper with metallic finish.

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