I/Object — solo
Self-portraits and mixed-media work exploring identity and confinement.

Contemporary photography and mixed media art by Stanislav Pospelov. Exploring the intersection of human experience, landscape, and identity. Studio in Ashkelon, Israel.
Exploring the emotional tension between interior and exterior spaces through photography, mixed media, and canvas. Through self-portraits, still lifes, and landscapes, Pospelov constructs visual narratives that reflect shifting states of mind — blending the intimacy of the domestic with the vastness of the natural world.







Nine canvases. Torn photographic fragments of the human form, suspended in fields of gestural red paint on grey. Mixed media on canvas — each piece an original, one of one. A study in vulnerability, exposure, and the body as material.
Having grown up in two cultures shaped by traditional masculinity — Russia and Israel — I use photography to question these inherited norms. My practice offers alternative representations of male identity, grounded in vulnerability, ambiguity, and emotional depth.
Self-portraits and mixed-media work exploring identity and confinement.
Group exhibition presenting contemporary Israeli photography to a U.S. audience.
Three-artist showcase of emerging Israeli contemporary practice.
Final-year work at Bezalel; sculptural and photographic studies of industrial form.

Torn photographic fragments of the human form suspended in a field of gestural red paint on grey canvas, exploring vulnerability and exposure

A monumental canvas where photographic memory is buried beneath sweeping gestural strokes, red paint marking points of rupture

A study in self-perception and reflection, using geometric framing to explore identity

A single eye peers through heavy impasto texture and chaotic red lines, the subject nearly consumed by the material surface

A deconstructed portrait exploring themes of identity and fragmentation in the digital age

A mystical exploration of emergence and transformation through ethereal textures and luminous color fields

Torn fragments of the body reassembled on textured grey canvas, red paint drips tracing paths of tension and release

A haunting exploration of identity through fragmented glass and shadow play

Red pigment clusters bloom across a grey textured field, the photographic subject fully dissolved into pure materiality

A ritualistic exploration of transformation and mysticism through experimental photographic techniques
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