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David Somers (Anvers, 1986) est un artiste installé à Anvers. Dès son plus jeune âge, il a commencé à explorer sa créativité en prenant la vieille guitare poussiéreuse de son grand-père. La musique sous toutes ses formes a toujours été une partie essentielle de sa vie et il a commencé à la chercher dans les choses du quotidien. Pour capturer ces moments, la photographie semble être le moyen idéal.
David taught himself the art of photography believing that the process is equal to the eventual product. The search for underlying emotions in our modern society and exposing this is one of the central themes in his work.
David’s art is a particular mixture of ‘street photography’ and architectural photography. He puts the spotlight on scenes from the underbelly of our society, many of which we pass by every day without noticing.
Is this beauty or just the ugly truth that he uncovers? The answer to that question is in the eye of the beholder.
After being selected for several group exhibitions, David’s first solo expo is now also on tour as part of ‘Fotografiecircuit Vlaanderen’. His work can be admired in cultural centers across Belgium until the end of 2024.
Site web : www.davidsomersphotography.com
Instagram : david_smrs
‘Abandoned Joy’ leaves the viewer with an uncomfortable feeling. The colorful kids scooter, a rigid and cold building, grass growing through the concrete cracks, a stain on the wall..
Did a drama unfold here or is this just an assumption that we make in a disruptive society.
David Somers art raises questions but the answers are in the eye of the beholder.
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