Selvesportrait A Remembrance of Beauty

Selvesportrait
A Remembrance of Beauty

September 9 2022

The person behind the name Selvesportrait is a nomadic seeker, a nature worshipper and a naked mirror to the infinite beauty. It only makes sense that he has found a home in India, a place of longing that is known for its rawness, where the essence of things often lies bare.

Find more on his Website or Instagram.

You might also like to view this other perspective on India:
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Like being spellbound by fire or awed by the stars, I give presence to the hidden beauty surrounding us as visual conversations in a language we all share as humans, allowing space for the remembrance of beauty and oneness.Selvesportrait

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