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Artistic portrait photography goes far beyond that of a simple likeness or physical representation of a model. It can be a representation of a personality, or an expression that a photographer wishes to give. In terms of poses and expressions, photographic expectations vary from photographer to photographer. Either the poses sought involve the escape of a collaboration with a model, or the photograph is the result of serendipity and the instant capture of an expression. Other elements complete the treatment of the portrait: the play of light, make-up and hair, staging, imaginations, perceptions, narrations, conceptions...
Will the experiment bring you to be your own messiah? Photograph Ysel Fournet. Will the experiment bring you to be...
The catita is a clown, running and jumping before the maracatu procession as a sort of comic relief. The catita is a clown, running and...
Playing with the codes of the genre, the person creates an identity of his own, regardless of any pre-established identification by society, playing then according to his own rules. Playing with the codes of the genre,...
This image takes us to an aesthetic where marked muscles and capillary curves intermingle to give the contours of a hybrid shape. The momentum of this body towards the light shows the intention to escape the norm in detaching itself from traditional ideas. This image takes us to an aesthetic...
The fragmentation of the body used by the framing in this picture generates a parallel with the fragmentation of identity which can exist in an individual who wishes to escape from the genre into which he wasborn. The fragmentation of the body used by...
The image, as its title «Gender Fluid» suggests, plays on the status of genres which it wants to show blurred and uncertain. I place a neutral genre with a formal non-identity look, which does not tend to recognition but to the experience of a new representation. The image, as its title «Gender...
The water blurs our senses and renders the body unrecognisable, thereforeleaving us the only master of its identity. The water blurs our senses and...
The poise and confidence that this Drag Queen brings to the fore in this portrait highlights the derisory nature of the notion of gender. The confidence she shows in presenting herself as a woman undermines the theory of an all-male or all-female gender. The poise and confidence that this...
The title and the framing of this image automatically send us back to the mask, we discover there the bases of the make-up of a Drag Queen which seems far from the very feminine image we make of it, it brings us back to a theatre stage make-up and then poses the notion of play. The title and the framing of this...
The appearance of this character who "eats" the image and finds himself completely immersed in the frame, shows us someone neutral. The appearance of this character who...
Colour is the main element in the construction of this image that plunges us inside the face, the eye attracts us as much by its colour as by its empty gaze. Colour is the main element in the...
The very theatrical character of this image refers particularly to the stage and the way one decides to show oneself to others. The softness of the light that falls on the person and the way in which the person takes hold of it refers to emancipation and self-acceptance. The very theatrical character of this...