From the series "The liminal space"
The term liminal spaces in photography and internet culture is relatively recent, since the late 2010s. Liminality in Latin means a certain transitional, threshold state. A distinctive feature of liminal spaces in photography is the reflection of something very familiar and close, but at the same time alienated and, at times, even frightening. Looking at such images, there is a feeling of anxiety that makes people think that something more is displayed in the photograph than just the depicted space. The series is a rethinking and display of liminal spaces in a natural context, which forms the metaphysical meanings of what is seen.
Roman Sazonov was born in 1991 in Naberezhnye Chelny. Lives and works in Moscow. In 2018 he graduated from the British Higher School of Art and Design, "Photography and Video Art". Participated in exhibitions in Russia and Europe since 2016.
In his works, focusing on the relationships between man and the environment. Slowly and painstakingly choose the subjects and space for shooting, paying great attention to framing and detail to create a poetic space that convey the utopian and melancholic motifs which are characteristic of the Romantic era.
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