Animal portraits, by Andreas Lie
The Norwegian artist Andreas Lie invite us in a muted world, where nature merges with animals. Thanks to a skillful work of double-exposure, she subtly gathers in a photo series wild landscapes and creatures which live in.
Usually, it’s rather the animals that blur us to pass unnoticed in the nature, to protect itself from the predators and live peacefully. With Andreas Lie, forests, snowy mountain peaks and Norwegian fjords are used for bears, wolves, foxes and squirrels’ fur. Based in Bergen, the city of seven hills, no doubt that this artist had to draw her inspiration from the sumptuous landscapes that surround her.
Very active on the social networks, you can follow her news on Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr. And if you’re really impressed, her artworks are available on Society6.
Source : This isn’t happiness & Boredpanda