“Invisible People”: a symbolic project by a Lithuanian photographer (11 photos)
Lithuanian artist and photographer with the complex name Ceslovas Cesnakevicius does not create art for everyone. This time his collection includes an unusual photo project “Invisible People”, which was inspired by a real-life story. With these strange and silent photographs, he shows the many meanings and range of emotions of a person who feels invisible among people. This feeling is familiar to many of us, and some people recognize themselves in this idea.
The photographer’s unusual project was inspired by a story he learned from a friend. "At some point in his life, this guy was going through a hard time. He felt alienated and ignored everyone around him. This went on for a long time, and he got to the point where he began to feel like he was invisible.
Trying to get out of this state, he began to visualize that everyone around him was invisible. To his surprise, he felt much better. Over time, once invisible people became visible again. Then he realized that all this time the only thing that was stopping him was his ego,” writes the photographer.
Photographs for the project were taken in several cities around the world - Paris, Berlin, London, Amsterdam and Vilnius.
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