suzanne saroff distorts food and flowers as if real digital glitches

transforming singular objects into distorted visions of themselves, photographer suzanne saroff creates fractured images of common foods and plants as seen through glasses filled with water. the series, titled ‘perspective’, places everyday items like fruit, flowers and fish behind different vessels of liquid. as well as with an interplay of light and shadow, the resulting still lifes appear as if fabricated as digital glitches.

all images courtesy of suzanne saroff photography

‘taking shape via shadows or fragmentations, my subjects often become more than the singular and expected version of themselves.’ saroff continues to say, ‘by utilizing clear forms like cylinders and glasses of water, a watermelon can be multiplied, stretched and flipped as it dances and contorts within the walls of overlapping glass.‘

the montana born, new york-based photographer suzanne saroff‘s work typically combines commonplace objects with experimental tools and techniques. these, as proven with her latest series ‘perspective’, define new and alternative visions of expression.

[h/t] colossal