Hengki Koentjoro (-1963) is an accomplished photographer specializing in capturing the spectral domain that lies amidst the shades of black and white.
He learned his craft at the Brooks Institute for Photography in Santa Barbara, California.
Upon his return to Indonesia, Koentjoro settled in Jakarta as a freelance videographer and video editor.
Delving into what he believes to be his true purpose in life’s journey of expression, he indulges himself in the art of black and white photography on the side.
Exploring along the borderlines of light and shadow, yin and yang, Koentjoro celebrates complexity in the minimalist.
In his striking signature simplicity, the artist delicately preserves the dreamy awe in ordinary objects above and under water.
“Photography can never be separated from the aspects of making the common things unusual,” Koentjoro shares, “welcoming the unexpected, indulging and embracing ourselves with the joy of photography.
More of Hengki Koentjoro’s marvelous photography can be found at https://www.hengki-koentjoro.com/.
WOW… really stunning!! Thanks for sharing!!
I wish I had the name of a similar photographer who’s works I saw exhibited at MOLAA. He used sepia tones and the pieces were huge.. wall sized.
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Thank you! If that artist’s name every drifts back into your consciousness please let me know!
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Beautiful.
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Am so happy you like his work!
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I am such a fan girl of B & W photography. This post stirs my imagination and speaks directly to my creative soul
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There is something ethereal in black and white photography. Something not captured by color. Like a parallel world. I am so with you.
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