Brooklyn-based photographer Brooke DiDonato introduces bodies in twisting forms, skewing the viewer’s perception of where a single body ends and another one starts. DiDonato also blendes scenes and subjects in surreal ways that question the division between human and nature, presenting limbs popping up from a field of sun-baked crops, or capturing a flow of bountiful blossoms spilling generously from an open spout.
A range of DiDonato’s photos from her series”As Usual” is contained in The Fence, among the greatest traveling photography exhibitions in the entire world. You can keep up-to-date with her photos by checking her Instagram.
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