The artwork masterfully relies on studio staging and raw performance to present a vignette of a dancer creating organic shapes under direct natural sunlight, Cohete's absolute favorite lighting source. The visual layout flows dynamically across two staged minimalist environments tracking the geometric connection between human anatomy and natural forms: the first panel captures a symmetrical back view where the performer balances a large nautilus shell across his glutes with both hands, while the second panel frames a shifting single-hand hold that isolates the golden spiral ratio of the shell against the smooth skin textures of the spine.
Vignette of a dancer creating shapes and folds in the sunlight. Rocket's favorite lighting source.
Acquire this original surrealist figurative photography diptych by artist Ricky Cohete and enrich your art collection.
Surreal Figurative Photography - Espiral Dos and Espiral, Diptych 2021
Set of 2 Photographs. Diptych, 2021
From the series Espiral
Archival Pigment print
Limited Edition.
Unframed
Black and White Photograph
Ricky Cohete was born in a coastal city in Ecuador, but mainly, grew up in Miami. Lately, he has self-published a photography book that included: short poems and sketches titled “Blanco”.

















