Showing posts with label surrealism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surrealism. Show all posts

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Here are some photos from my exhibition "Operandi". xx 




Harpeia (2012) Minidress with collage print by artist, satin Whip clutch (2012) Leather whips, leather body
    



Robing of the Bride (2012) Jacket and hood. Ostrich feathers, rooster feathers, silk dupion.
     



Whip Bustier (2012) Leather whips, leather body One shaved leg pant (2012) Ostrich feathers, rooster feathers, silk dupion, silk chiffon.
 


Neuter Cathedral (2012) Collage print satin dress Whip clutch (2012) Leather whips, leather body
 



Duality capes (2012) Collages by artist printed on satin squares, leather body
 

Thursday, December 9, 2010

999999999

THE ANTIPOPE, MAX ERNST. 1942

Saturated colours, textures, intrinsic decadence and sombre fantasy.

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Demons Of The Flesh

My favourite artist is the surrealist Max Ernst. His work is so contorted, warped and expressive. I found it funny that when I was researching Zeena Lavey (Anton Lavey’s daughter) a published book by her and her husband used my favourite piece by Ernst on the cover ‘The Robing of the Bride’ (1940) . I’m so curious as to why they chose this piece? I suppose the fluid sensuality and juxtaposition of elements would have appealed to them. I've always wanted to make a huge feathered blood orange coat with a hood emulating the one depicted in the painting.




Anyway, it inspired me to do a quick illustration.