DDiarte ; Creative Photography

When we set up DDiArte in 1999, at that time it was a painting workshop where we brought together the best of both of us for the purposes of creation, painting on canvas.

When we set up DDiArte in 1999, at that time it was a painting workshop where we brought together the best of both of us for the purposes of creation, painting on canvas.

In 2003, after several experiences in the field or digital photography, we discovered the ideal means to express our creativity – Digital Photography artistically touched up.

Within the context historiography of art, the use of photography, and more specifically, touching up photographs, is nothing new. We do however aim to innovate somewhat, in terms of the themes on which our work is based. Regardless of the fact that our main source of inspiration is mythology, up-to-date themes or others that are the simple fruit of our creativity, still remain full of details, of symbols, of images, an attempt to captivate, but mainly, as an attempt to stimulate critical thought in viewers.

While some of our work can be seen as satirical in a globalized world, yet still full of differences, other examples can be seen as purely scenic, to be contemplated at will. If some shout out against discrimination, at the same time they pay indelible homage to beauty. [Official website]

APOLLO
Apollo / DDiArte

DDiarte

Manuel Diamantino Freitas de Jesus – Diamantino Jesus (artistic name)

José Diogo Vasconcelos de Freitas – Zé Diogo (artistic name)

Autumn / DDiArte
Autumn / DDiArte

Batel / Ddiarte
Batel / DDiarte

Betty / DDiarte
Betty / DDiarte

CORPVS MVNDI / DDidarte
CORPVS MVNDI / DDidarte

All for one and One for all BODY TALK I BODYMASK BOREAS CHIMERA-2 Cupidos Playground-China Dante dream DESCIDA DA CRUZ EXTINCTION EXTREMIS FAETON Falling Paris LOVE MACHINE MARAT Milk way NARCISO

Nightmare / DDidarte
Nightmare / DDidarte

Ophelia / DDiarte
Ophelia / DDiarte

Rooys / DDidarte
Rooys / DDidarte

The autcast / DDidarte
The autcast / DDidarte

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