Sound of Silence II | Limited Edition

‘Sound of Silence II’ is limited edition fine art photography print by Kellie North.

”For some, silence can be a curse, to be alone and silent with a sense of solemnity in being with oneself can be deafening and dark. For others, silence is a gift, a state in which they can escape the expansive and glittering world around them.  A place they can be clear… still… and float on the moment, with only their intimate thoughts to accompany them.”

This limited edition work is part of a series of works exploring both sides of silence by Kellie North: the lighter more reflective side, and the darker more encompassing side.

The work has been custom framed to archival standard with conservation reflection control glass.

Edition Size: 20

Year: 2018

Unframed Dimensions: 370mm (w) x 370mm (h) unframed

Framed Dimensions: 505mm (w) x 515mm (h) framed

Medium: Digital photograph, limited edition giclee print

Self Portrait artist Kellie North creates thought-provoking, beautiful imagery of the feminine form. Capturing feminine, mostly faceless figures draped in billowing fabric in water or juxtaposed against the ruggedness of the natural environment.

Her work has been described as visual poetry – it’s highly emotive and unwaveringly evocative.  Her art explores the vivid contrast of fluid organic shapes and the natural world, it celebrates their differences yet unites them, creating a lasting impression with the viewer. 

Not one for treading the traditional photographic line, Kellie often likes to combine her natural forms and landscapes with surreal elements, using carefully refined composite and digital art techniques.

This visual storyteller's artistic pursuits have taken her across the globe to the UK, America, India and Asia.

"I have always enjoyed listening to peoples stories and in turn love the reciprocity of telling my own. Photography is a wonderful medium in which you can tell a story, be it documentary or fine art".

​Kellie's philosophy about art, centres around honesty. 

“I believe the more authenticity and emotion you put into your pieces, the more you connect with them, and in turn, others will hopefully connect with them too".