New York-based photographer Naama Sarid-Maletá captures organic movement and architectural angles in her conceptual photo series that we recently spotted on Juxtapoz. The black-and-white images were undoubtedly inspired by the artist’s five-year career as an architect. The photos feature models gracefully arching and twisting their bodies — almost like a refined version of the photos and drawings that Jean-Martin Charcot captured of women from the Salpêtrière hospital. The taut gestures and hard-edged lines create a beautiful tension. Take a closer look at Sarid-Maletá’s architectural bodies in our gallery.
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá
Photo credit: Naama Sarid-Maletá