A creation of photographer Sylvia Jones & painter Kiro Urdin
Every single one of us has a unique identity, each with his or her own talent and own mission and regardless of his or her differences. The painting of bodies and the use of headgear has a symbolic and magical value and is a common practice in many cultures. Indians use feather head ornaments to express strength and courage. Primitive tribes express themselves by painting their bodies. This form of visual art with a deep spiritual meaning is a creative way to reconnect with higher powers and become one with nature. It is a source of
Sylvia Jones (1972) received a classical training in photography. At a young age, she specifically visited numerous recognized international photographers to refine her skills. She is best known for her artistic black and white portraits during her successful career of 22 years. This master in portraits can look back on astonishing recognitions along with a loyal clientele she has built up far beyond Belgium.
