Burma/Myanmar – Ayeyarwady, im Dorf Yandapo

This captivating portrait showcases a young girl with striking features, conveying a sense of cultural richness and innocence. She has dark hair that frames her face, beautifully complemented by her expressive eyes. Traditional face paint is applied in striking patterns on her cheeks, enhancing her enchanting gaze. The girl is positioned against a vibrant red umbrella, which adds a dynamic contrast to the overall composition. The intricate texture of the umbrella’s wooden handle and the geometric design of its canopy create visual interest, making the image both intimate and culturally significant. This artwork evokes a feeling of curiosity and appreciation for the cultural practices depicted, making it a perfect centerpiece for various settings.
This artwork would be a stunning addition to any interior space, particularly in areas that celebrate cultural diversity or serve as conversation starters, such as living rooms, galleries, or cultural centers. Its warm color palette and emotional depth also make it suitable for tranquil spaces like reading nooks or meditation areas, where it can foster a serene atmosphere.

This photo is part of the series "Burma/Myanmar – In the River of Slowness" by Yussof Knauss. The photo is strictly limited to 6 copies + 1 artist proof. All photos of this collection are available in 3 formats and can be purchased on matt or glossy photo paper laminated on aluminium composite plate. Yussof Knauss manages what characterizes a really good photographer: each picture contains more than can be seen at first: It tells a little story. It gives us insights into a strange, exotic world, into a difficult, often hard life and shows how calm and dignity people master it. This is what the images of this series are about: the dignity of man. Yussof Knauss won the German Photo Book Award in 2016 with the same name picture band.