NEKA
Anatomy ofthe Horizon
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NEKA
Anatomy of the Horizon
There is a place where the body ceases to be body.
It happens slowly. The skin, its grain, its almost mineral texture, begins to blur into what surrounds it. And it happens at a point you could never name.
Where do you end and where does the world begin?
From that question the series was born.
Nine images. Three triptychs. A figure that appears, breathes, dissolves. First it is here. Then it hangs in the air, turned to vapour. In the end it returns to stone, to water, to the open, already something else.
Nothing is lost. It expands.
What seemed solid dissolves. What seemed empty was full. To become again, you must first stop holding yourself together.
There, breathe.
Specifications
| Series | Anatomy of the Horizon |
| Composition | 9 pieces · 3 triptychs |
| Edition | Limited · 8 numbered prints per piece |
| Technique | Giclée print |
| Paper | Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315 g |
| Dimensions | 100 × 80 cm (4:5) · 100 × 67 cm (3:2) |
| Certificate | Of authenticity, signed and numbered |
| Year | 2026 |
NEKA
NEKA was eight years old when she found a Kodak at home and took her first photograph of her sister. Since that day she has never put down a camera.
She photographs what exists at the limit between one thing and another. What cannot be seen at first glance: contained emotion, the exact distance between a face and the world around it, what a person carries within without yet knowing.
She has spent her whole life learning to see it. She is still learning.
Print Enquiries
All works are limited edition, printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity.
For availability write directly to info@nekaphotography.com