TITLE: sculped beauty

A faceless figure, entirely wrapped in white gauze, emerges from an almost pure white background, reducing the human form to a minimal, abstract silhouette. The subtle texture of the bandages and the gentle fall of light create a fragile sculptural quality, blurring the line between presence and disappearance. This high‑key composition strips away identity and emotion, inviting the viewer to confront themes of anonymity, vulnerability, and the erasure of self.

AUTHOR: Anton Pesendorfer (Austria)

I am born in 1968, very happily married and employed full time. It's important to me to take my photography to a new level, so I'm always looking for new models and new ideas. During the week I am usually in Salzburg, at the weekends in Graz.

My aim is to create images together that people like to look at for longer than 2 seconds. I want to make the beauty that lies in everything and everyone visible. It is important to me to realize great ideas together and to do so in a particularly appreciative and equal way.

I look forward to new ideas, visions, inquiries and offers....