Do you see that little eye?
From Nayar's website: "Yamina Nayar's work explores an intersection found between photography, sculpture, and the constructed moment. Her large-scale photographs are made from sculptures built in the studio on tabletops from found and raw materials, and documented with a large-format camera. Nayar's works draw from historical sources of art and architecture, and fabricate structures that explore the natures of experience and memory in a contemporary moment. Once recorded, the structures are disassembled and discarded. Only the photograph remains, as an object and entry point into a moment held together for the lens." This is my kind of work!
From Nayar's website: "Yamina Nayar's work explores an intersection found between photography, sculpture, and the constructed moment. Her large-scale photographs are made from sculptures built in the studio on tabletops from found and raw materials, and documented with a large-format camera. Nayar's works draw from historical sources of art and architecture, and fabricate structures that explore the natures of experience and memory in a contemporary moment. Once recorded, the structures are disassembled and discarded. Only the photograph remains, as an object and entry point into a moment held together for the lens." This is my kind of work! 
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