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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Photography,
Digital Photography
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Manipulated Photography
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 35.4in, Width 35.4in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
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- Categories Photographs under $20,000 Conceptual Art Erotic Nudes
Two bodies, soaked and silent, communicate through heat and tension. We Do Not Speak, We Burn is a ritual of shared desire, where the gaze is lowered and the touch becomes language. The black woman’s serenity and the white woman’s surrender melt into one moment—raw, wet, and wordless. A poetic confrontation between softness and power.
Description (FR):
Deux corps, trempés et silencieux, communiquent par la chaleur et la tension. We Do Not Speak, We Burn est un rituel de désir partagé, où le regard se baisse et le toucher devient langage. La sérénité de la femme noire et l’abandon de la femme blanche fusionnent en un instant — brut, humide et sans mots. Une confrontation poétique entre douceur et puissance.
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Unique piece. Shipped in a rigid tube with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Related themes
Erotic IntimacyBlack And White ArtInterracial DesirePoetic EroticismFeminine Tenderness
Felipe Hueb is a Brazilian Visual Artist and photographer certified by the New York Institute of Photography. He was raised by a family of artists and musicians and has always been fascinated by classical art. At the age of 18 he began to photograph just for Hobby. At the age of 28, he left his career as an electrical engineer in a multinational company and decided to dedicate himself only to photography. It was quite an adventure.
He started by photographing boudoir and artistic nude essays. He photographed tirelessly due to his passion for his work. At the same time, he improved his techniques and entered photographic contests. After a year of working as a professional photographer, he got 3 honorable mentions, one from the Moscow International Foto Awards and two from the Monochrome Contest Awards in the Fine Art and Art Nude categories.
His art always seeks to impress the viewer. Felipe uses techniques to give more movement and mystery to photography. The goal is to freeze the emotion of the moment and impress the viewer in some way. Felipe has also provided photography and video services to large companies abroad, such as British American Tobacco in Cuba, the Embassy of Portugal in Brazil, and large Panamanian companies. He has also published 2 books: The Art of Photography and The Portugal Embassy in Brazil. He currently lives in Brasília making new art daily.
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Nationality:
BRAZIL
- Date of birth : 1984
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Brazilian Artists
Felipe Hueb : The gaze that sculpts emotion
