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John Bernhard

(born May 17, 1957, Geneva, Switzerland) is a Swiss American artist and shooter recommended recognized for his surrealist naked honeymoon investigations. Instead of just revealing females's bodies, Bernhard overlaid factors of the earth through estimates and also collaborated with misconceptions of metamorphosis as a subtext for his style photography. The resulting photos include allusions to the component by which the models are absorbed or in to which they vanish. His work was featured in the 120 year study of the bare exhibition "Body Work" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, together with the work of Edward Weston, Invoice Brandt, Eadweard Muybridge, E. J. Bellocq, as well as Edward Steichen. Bernhard later on went on to dedicate all his energy taking photos and also delivering them together to improve their significance with aesthetic interplay. This is evident in his "Diptychs" and sequencing series "Drift".

He was profiled in the documentary show "Temps Present" on Swiss Television TSR (Switzerland) and the universal network TV5 Monde. His job is widely released and exhibited throughout the UNITED STATE as well as Europe. His photographs are gathered by several exhibitions consisting of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Akron Craft Gallery, Ohio; Denver Art Exhibition; Musee de l'Elysee, Site officiel [1] Lausanne, Switzerland; Museet for Fotokunst, Site officiel Denmark; the New Mexico Art gallery of Craft; Polk Art gallery of Art, as well as the Swiss National Library, Bern. His job was shown in 2004 as a significant mid-career retrospective exhibit at the Musee des Suisses dans le Monde in Geneva. John Bernhard lives and operates in Houston, Texas. psychic readings by phone call