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Corina Daniela Obertas Food Photographer

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Corina Daniela Obertas Food Photographer

Photographer & Food Artist a Roma. Contenuti commerciali, editoriali, artistici. Hai un’idea? Le do forma. Vuoi più clienti? Scrivimi ora.

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29/04/2026

Thanks from the heart for publishing my work in April's issue!
Very appreciated!

09/04/2026

Such an honor to have my photography exhibited by Artcrush Gallery and .ro in Bucharest, Romania, from March 2nd to March 15th, 2026. 🙏
Collaborating on this project has been pure joy, and I'm endlessly grateful for the care and vision behind it. ❤️
Huge thanks also to and for capturing the moments so beautifully.

04/04/2026

Happy Easter everyone! 🌷🐰
This is my gift for you, one of my photos. Check the stories for the link, is a free NFT on Objkt.

01/04/2026

1/1 on Objkt.com

A soft, white rabbit, with perky ears and a calm gaze: the very image of innocence.
It's tightly wrapped in layers of cracked puff pastry that bind it like bandages, like a restrained and constrained body. The cream between the layers is the sweet part, the reward for remaining still. The crumbs around it show that the restraint has been in place for a while; the crust has already cracked in some places.
The concept of obedience is this: whoever lets themselves be wrapped without resistance, whoever remains still, whoever has the sweetest expression and the most composed posture, well, that's the one who has learned to pass obedience off as innocence. Docility isn't nature; it's strategy. The rabbit doesn't seem constrained; it seems at ease. And that's exactly how obedience works: when the obeyer learns to appear so natural that everyone forgets there's a constraint.

01/04/2026

The octopus is the animal that needs to touch everything at once. Eight arms. All reaching in different directions. All busy. This is what control looks like from the inside. The person thinks they manage everything. They think they have it all under control. But from the outside it looks like chaos.
The octopus sits in a teacup. A refined one. White porcelain with blue and gold details. The kind used when there are guests. The kind that says everything here is under control. But the octopus is too big for the cup. Its tentacles overflow. They reach for the other cup. They reach for the plate. They reach for the pearls on the table. There is not a surface this creature is not touching.
The pearls are important. They look like balls of tapioca or mozzarella. Little round things scattered on the marble. They should be in a bowl or on a plate. But they are free. They roll. This is what happens when someone tries to control too many things. The little things slip away. So busy picking up the next dish that the small things fall out without anyone noticing.
The setting is elegant. Marble table. Fine china. Linen napkin. Cheese on a plate with a fork. It is an impeccable tea service. The kind of scene where everything is in its place. And right in the middle is this wild creature with tentacles everywhere disrupting the entire composition. But it is there. Somehow it is there. Because the person who needs to control everything always chooses the most elegant setting to do so.
The eye is the best part. It is calm. Focused. It does not seem stressed. It seems like it thinks everything is normal. It is the most human detail in the whole image. The controlling person never thinks they are the problem. From inside the cup everything makes sense. From the outside it is an octopus ruining an afternoon tea.
The teacup and fine china represent the social environment. The octopus represents personality. The scattered pearls represent cost. This is the whole truth about control. It always seems reasonable to the one who exercises it.

collected by Tokioflo on Objkt.com ❤

01/04/2026

Life wears many faces, some with weight, some with grace. When language falls short, meaning takes a shape of its own, tender, absurd, impossible, true.

🦢🍒The stain you hide the hardest is always the sweetest one.🍒🦢

Links will be available in my Linktree shop (bio)

I chose a swan because it is the symbol of purity. White feathers, long neck, perfect posture. Everyone sees a swan and thinks grace. Perfect to express hypocrisy because hypocrisy needs a clean surface to operate.
The body is meringue. Sugar and air. It looks perfect and it seems like it costs nothing. But if you have ever made meringue you know how much precision it takes. One wrong move and it falls apart. Hypocrisy is the same. It looks easy but it needs constant work.
The cherries are there because cherry juice stains and does not come off. Cherries have always meant temptation. The thing you know you should not touch. So now you have this pure white creature with red juice all over it. And it drips from the beak. The mouth is where you always get caught.
Look at the background. It is clean. Pale. Almost clinical. Like a stage set up for someone who wants to be seen a certain way. And then look at the floor. Red drops everywhere. The mess is real and it is spreading. But the swan does not look down. It does not see its own mess. Or it chooses not to. That is the most human part of the whole image.
The legs are black. The only part that was never white to begin with. The foundation was always dark. The white was always a performance.
The meringue peaks are perfect and controlled. The cherry juice is the opposite. You cannot control juice. It goes where it wants. That contrast is the whole point. The outside is designed. The stain is honest.
I use food in these series because I am a food artist and I express concepts through food.

31/03/2026

"The Weight of Beautiful Things" - 1/1 - 60 $XTZ in the "THE SNAIL EVENT"

✨✨✨Balance is the art of carrying everything you love without letting go of any of it.✨✨✨

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