Often in a hurry, we pass various things, objects and do not see what is invisible at the first glance. Sometimes it is worth stopping, contemplating a moment, giving our interior time to open to the surrounding world.
Then even a stone slab can invite us to another world, let us discover a new landscape, or bring us longing for places we have not visited for a long time.
These paintings, abstractions created by nature have been an object of interest for me for several years, often being an inspiration for further work, creation of other images.
Letta Sed graduated from her studies with a Master’s degree in Chemistry at University in Poland. Between 2012 and 2015 she studied photography (Warsaw School of Photography and Design Graphics). Her studies enabled her to express herself through fine art and documentary photography.
Her fine art photography represents her emotions, the state she was in at the time, her inner world, or her worldview.
She uses various techniques. In her recent works, she focuses on natural abstractions, frequently transforming pure abstractions into wholly new images.
Awards 2022 - 19th Julia Margaret Cameron for Women Photographers (JMCA), honorable mention in the fine art category
2022 - 19th JMCA. honorable mention in the fine art category
2021 - 17th JMCA, honorable mention in the Abstract category, Fine Art category
2021 - 17th JMCA, honorable mention in the Abstract category
2021 - London International Creative Competition (LICC), shortlist in the SHOOT (Photo/Video) category
2021 - International Photography Awards (IPA), honorable mention in the Special, Smartphone Photography
2021 - Fine Art Photography Award (FAPA), nominee in Abstract, Fine Art, and Photomanipulation category
2020 - Paris Photo Prize (PX3), bronze in the nature/other category
2020 - IPA, honorable mention in the Fine Art: Other category
2020 - Neutral Density Photography Awards, honorable mention in the Fine Art: Abstract category
2019 - Neutral Density Photography Awards, honorable mention in the Fine Art: Photomanipulation category
2017 - Neutral Density Photography Awards, honorable mention in the Fine Art: Other category
