KUTHO takes inspiration from a Burmese concept of merit. A common ritual undertaken by Burmese Buddhists is to cover their relics with gold leaves. Leaving a gold-mark is exclusive to male devotees for merit-making towards better karma. Women, in the guise of an impure status, are forbidden to approach. Gold and Religion have an ancient relationship. The series talks about Power associated with Religion and the relationship between the visible / not visible, cult/occult, and parallels universes.
I'm interested in how an offering affirms the idea of the next life and empowers us by being used as a tool for that purpose. The liberation of the soul is also a work in progress

Limited edition 1 of 6 +2AP
110cm x 73 cm

Hahnemühle® Photo Rag Baryta®, 320 gr

Each piece is unique in the sense that each intervention is unique

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Alternative sizes upon request

Awarded photo series
Urbanautica
Tokyo International foto Award – Tifa2019
Athens Photo Festival. Shortlisted 2020
Siena Photo Awards. Commended. Creative
Premio Arte x Arte, Finalist. 2019.Argentina.
Premio UNNE, Finalist. 2019.Argentina.
Exhibited at PHmuseum.com “ Erratic Dreams “
PhotoLondon featured / Hundred heroines
SelectionsArts (UAE)
Artdoc Photography magazine
Art Fluent
Klassic International Mag