Photographer Clara Diebler’s Nymphs collection invites us to an intimate encounter between femininity and nature. Inspired by the mythological figure of Chloris, the flower nymph, this series pays homage to the profound softness of women by surrounding them with lush greenery and blossoms. Each image, created through analog film and double exposure, results from a meticulous layering process that achieves a subtle, refined effect.

The artist draws inspiration from a stroll in the Bagatelle Gardens, where the abundance of flowers and foliage fueled her desire to capture the fusion of the body and living nature. By delicately blending the female silhouette with petals and leaves, Clara Diebler evokes a gentle ecstasy, a contemplative impulse that celebrates natural sensuality and poetic strength. The use of double exposure then reveals its full evocative power, suggesting a silent dialogue between the fragility of the body and the majesty of the flora.