CLOSER HORIZONS
"Most of my work consists out of multiple layers of landscape photography. I work with analog filters such as kaleidoscope lenses, foil or transparent paper and use multiple exposure techniques. In my approach I create otherworldly ambiances exploring the dissolution of concreteness, opening up new dimensions without earthly boundaries - experimenting with transformation, reproduction, deconstruction and reconstruction. All photos were shot in places that are already magical, such as the Altiplano of Bolivia, Las Coloradas in Yucatan (Mexico) or the rainforest in Bali. I exaggerate the inherent beauty of these places via post-processing."-Navina Khatib
NAVINA KHATIB
Navina Khatib is a visual artist & filmmaker based in Berlin and Málaga (Spain). Her landscapes can only be found by those with the ability to look beyond reality. For dreamers, nothing feels more soothing than seeing the mystical combination of color and nature. Khatib's work allows the mind to explore these tranquil spaces. Light, texture, and vast uninhabited expanses all contribute to the sensory journey of these works—come and get lost in a world like no other. Navina’s work consists of multiple layers of landscape photography, where she plays with light and colors to create her very own rendition of these abstract landscapes. The result is dreamlike and almost therapeutic. She works mainly with analogue filters such as kaleidoscope lenses, foil or transparent paper and uses various layers and multiple exposure techniques. Most of her work was shot in South America, Bali, Andalusia (Spain), Canary Islands, Mexico and Austria. Navina’s art was featured in Lonely Planet, Affinity, Atlas Obscura, Caters News, Frankie, Fisheye Magazine, Artsy & Featureshoot, Time Out NY, New York Times and she is collaborating with the renowned agency Artstar (New York).
by Navina Khatib
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