Discover the contemporary work of Ocus
Massimiliano Occhetto is a photographer and artist whose work is deeply inspired by art. by the revolutionary influences of Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp. Inspired by the avant-garde and innovative approaches of these iconic artists, Massimiliano has forged his own path in the world of photography, infusing his images convey a sense of artistic experimentation and creative vision.
Fascinated Inspired by surrealism and the pioneering conceptual art of Man Ray, Massimiliano sought à capture the essence of their revolutionary spirit at once. through his street photography. By embracing unconventional angles, abstract compositions and unexpected juxtapositions, he breathes new life into life. his work has artistic depth and intrigue, inviting viewers to explore; contemplate the world from afar through a new prism.
Equipped with with a keen eye for detail, a love for experimentation and a devotion to excellence. Pushing the boundaries of traditional photography, Occhetto continues to inspire and captivate his audiences with his evocative street photography. Its capacity à infusing everyday moments with a touch of surrealism and artistry distinguishes him as a truly original voice in the contemporary art world.
As he expands his reach and shares his art with audiences worldwide. throughout the world, Occhetto remains determined à explore new horizons, question conventions and pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling. À through his dynamic images, he invites us to explore; see the world in a new light, encouraging us to embrace beauty and complexity that surround us.
The composition of each capture is deliberately chaotic, a dance of elements that intertwine in a choreography of light and darkness. The framework collapses, rebels against formality, leaving spontaneity behind. from the moment dictate the final form of the work. In this act, the artist becomes master of ceremonies of a carnival of shadows, where each silhouette, each reflection, is an invitation to explore; deepen the psyche of what is observed.
À the base, a hymn to; subjectivity of sensory experience, a call to question the loyalty of others of reality that surrounds us and our own connection with it. It is a tribute to the capacity from the work of art to transcend its own nature as a simple recording of reality, becoming a vehicle for personal and collective expression, a medium for communication. through which daily life becomes exceptional and the ordinary sublime.
