Fine-Art Photographer Korbin Bielski Launches New Website
Featuring vintage signs, 1920s hotels, and breathtaking topography throughout Southern California, fine-art photography Korbin Bielski's work is now featured on KorbinBielski.com.
Los Angeles, CA, November 20, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Today marks the release of fine-art photographer Korbin Bielski’s new website, KorbinBielski.com. Based in Los Angeles, Korbin focuses on creating fine-art pieces, many of which capture the beauty and history of Southern California. When you visit his website, you will find vintage signs throughout Hollywood, 1920s hotels on the Westside, breathtaking topography from the Valley, and stunning views of Malibu, Santa Monica, and Venice beaches.
Korbin’s latest project, titled American Primitive, is a unique black and white series shot at Old LA Zoo in Griffith Park. It features a nude model wearing a polygonal fox mask, which was made by Korbin. The photos are a commentary on social media; exposing our vulnerable selves to the world whilst hiding behind a socially constructed mask.
“The polygonal mask is a reminder of the digital age we all live in,” says Korbin. “Carbon in color because so many people on social media are ‘carbon copies’ of each other, insecure about being seen as different and not being accepted. Everyone is the same underneath, skin and bones and our animal instincts remind us that we just want to belong to a tribe, to be loved.”
The first three photos from the American Primitive series are available on KorbinBielski.com with more expected to be released in the coming months.
Korbin grew up in Detroit, Michigan and as a teenager discovered his love of photography and art. His parents nurtured his passion by enrolling him in art classes. He would often use his mother’s Kodak Instamatic to take photos of his family and landscapes around the neighborhood. His father bought him a Kodak Disc camera and later his first SLR camera, a Minolta X700 which he still has to this day. Korbin takes pride in being fully self-taught noting, “I never saw photography as a career, which in hindsight I wish I did so that I could have started my career earlier in life.” Korbin has been local to Los Angeles for many years and enjoys all that the city has to offer. The natural light, he says, is “magical” in L.A., something he often utilizes in his work.
For more information about Korbin, please visit his new website KorbinBielski.com. For press related inquiries or to have Korbin’s work featured in your gallery, please contact Stephen at SMTentertainment@gmail.com.
Korbin’s latest project, titled American Primitive, is a unique black and white series shot at Old LA Zoo in Griffith Park. It features a nude model wearing a polygonal fox mask, which was made by Korbin. The photos are a commentary on social media; exposing our vulnerable selves to the world whilst hiding behind a socially constructed mask.
“The polygonal mask is a reminder of the digital age we all live in,” says Korbin. “Carbon in color because so many people on social media are ‘carbon copies’ of each other, insecure about being seen as different and not being accepted. Everyone is the same underneath, skin and bones and our animal instincts remind us that we just want to belong to a tribe, to be loved.”
The first three photos from the American Primitive series are available on KorbinBielski.com with more expected to be released in the coming months.
Korbin grew up in Detroit, Michigan and as a teenager discovered his love of photography and art. His parents nurtured his passion by enrolling him in art classes. He would often use his mother’s Kodak Instamatic to take photos of his family and landscapes around the neighborhood. His father bought him a Kodak Disc camera and later his first SLR camera, a Minolta X700 which he still has to this day. Korbin takes pride in being fully self-taught noting, “I never saw photography as a career, which in hindsight I wish I did so that I could have started my career earlier in life.” Korbin has been local to Los Angeles for many years and enjoys all that the city has to offer. The natural light, he says, is “magical” in L.A., something he often utilizes in his work.
For more information about Korbin, please visit his new website KorbinBielski.com. For press related inquiries or to have Korbin’s work featured in your gallery, please contact Stephen at SMTentertainment@gmail.com.
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https://www.korbinbielski.com/
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813-690-2810
https://www.korbinbielski.com/
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