Portrait of Sadhu Aghori Baba with human skull (2017) Photography by Dmitry Ersler
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- Dimensions Height 7.5in, Width 9.8in
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- Categories Photographs under $5,000 Classicism
The Aghori are ascetic Shaiva sadhus. Aghoris eat left over from human dead bodies on the banks of river Ganges. They drink in a bowl made of human skull. They apply ash from the human pyre. They are the followers of Hindu God – Lord Shiva, they are the “Aghoris”. A place considered dreadful by others is home for Aghoris, the Hindu cremation ground. Out of the various sect of Hindu priest, the most extreme and the most feared of all are the Aghoris. The term “Aghori” is derived from the Sanskrit word – “Aghor” which has various meanings. Aghor means not to forget or non-terrible in one perspectives. And on the other, it means absence of darkness. Agor implies a simple and a natural state of consciousness in which there is no fear or disgust. But on the contrary, the Aghoris have rituals that has seen as being disgustful and feared by common people.
The modern world is an accumulation of technologies, a fast rhythm, communication in the Internet. It is difficult to imagine that somewhere on earth there are still such people who are so different from us.
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Dmitry Ersler is a multi-award-winning, internationally renowned advertising and fine-art photographer with over two decades of experience.
His work is defined by the creation of color images that appear to depict people going about their daily lives but are largely staged and lit cinematically.
Dmitry Ersler was born in Moscow (Russia) and currently resides in Thailand. He began studying photography at a young age under the tutelage of his father and graduated from the Moscow School of Art and Photography. He published on a global scale. He has won and been a prizewinner in a number of international competitions.
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Nationality:
RUSSIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Russian Contemporary Artists
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