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// Chambre Close by Bettina Rheims, created in 2008, is a C-print photograph capturing an intimate, relaxed moment that blends sensuality with a casual allure. The image features a woman reclining on a bed with her curly hair framing her face and a confident, playful expression. She is partially covered by red flowers across her chest, adding a touch of boldness and color to the scene. The warm tones of the bedding and the soft lighting enhance the cozy, inviting atmosphere, while her direct gaze draws the viewer in, creating a sense of connection. Known for exploring themes of femininity and eroticism, Rheims presents a portrait that feels both personal and performative, inviting viewers into a private, comfortable space that emphasizes natural beauty and self-assurance.
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// Chambre Close by Bettina Rheims, created in 2008, is a C-print photograph capturing an intimate, relaxed moment that blends sensuality with a casual allure. The image features a woman reclining on a bed with her curly hair framing her face and a confident, playful expression. She is partially covered by red flowers across her chest, adding a touch of boldness and color to the scene. The warm tones of the bedding and the soft lighting enhance the cozy, inviting atmosphere, while her direct gaze draws the viewer in, creating a sense of connection. Known for exploring themes of femininity and eroticism, Rheims presents a portrait that feels both personal and performative, inviting viewers into a private, comfortable space that emphasizes natural beauty and self-assurance.
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Bettina Rheims
Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009
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Bettina Rheims
Chambre Close, 2008
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