Renate: "There is no presence of any humans. The still and silent moments of the ocean and sky reflect our fears of chaos and war."

Renate Aller investigates and captures the moment we fear and hold dear to our past, hope and fantasies. Aller plays nonchalantly with  the divine, the risqué, the hidden, the sacred, the forbidden and the enigmatic cosmos of humans who blend and fade away, for they do not exist in the strongest and most tender sceneries our universe offers us; the clouds, the skies, the tornadoes, the horizon, the sea waves, the escaping lights in the dark. And Renate "La Magique" explains:"  There is no presence of any humans. The still and silent moments of the ocean and sky reflect our fears of chaos and war." All the photos are taken from exactly the same location, each seascape photographed at a different point of time, representing the history of art from Caspar David Friedrich and Turner to contemporary representation and the weight of history on the world today.

The seascapes, the clouds, the skies and their un-whispered messages to humans, according to Renate Aller...Her photos of the clouds, the tempest of nature and forms of humans, the shapeless sound of elegant heels of fancy women dressed in red and running  with eroticism, class and "un je ne sais quoi" in the streets of New York, ascertain her lyrico-laisse faire-professionalism and mastery of the camera. Renate is  America's photography Diva!

Renate Aller  in her studio in front of one of her art works. Photo by Gina Plaitakis.