lunedì 27 dicembre 2010

Maddalena Digregorio Chastity Belts

CHASTITY BELTS

BAD GIRL or GOOD GIRL ? No matter, ThRUST ME with its subtle sensuality and intriguing lacy gilded details is suitable for either the good or bad girl in you.
Bad girl o brava ragazza ? Non Importa. Thrust Me con i suoi esiti di inusuale e sottile sensualità e dettagli in pizzo d'oro intrigante si adatta.

Lady, to celebrate the NEW Baroque with its sinuos lines, tight curves and curls decorated in gold for those particular occasions and for those who believe that classic looks never go out of style.
Lady, un omaggio al NEW Barocco dalle linee sinuose, decorazioni d’oro, riccioli e curve, rivisitato in chiave contemporanea per le occasioni un po particolari, piccolo e elaborato per dare raggione a chi sostiene che il classico non passa mai di moda.

The good, the bad and the ugly...do you have a passion for old west ? Then BANG is for you. Gun and bullets included.
Il buono, il brutto e il cattivo…. Una passione per tutto ciò che ci riporta al vecchio west? Allora non puoi rinunciare a BANG. Pistola e pallotole incluse


Are you a demanding woman able to conquest ? Then EAT ME is a must have. Neo Gothic model to be worn on naked skin. Only for those who dare.
Sei una donna esigente,capace di conquistare? Allora EAT ME fa per te. Modello neo-gotico e affascinante. Un MUST HAVE Per chi vuole osare. Da indossare sulla nuda pelle

White enamelled ceramic chastity belt for the New Bride with red roses and heart shaped cutout, perfect for all you romantic girls.
Perfetto per la nuova sposa, una cintura di castità in ceramica smaltata bianca con rose rosse e apertura a forma di cuore. Per le ragazze romantiche.

The CONFESSIONAL is The perfect chastity belt for those who may need to lighten their conscience. Light and graceful, Glossy black enamelled ceramics with gilded crucifix on gold mesh.
Il CONFESSIONALE e perfetto per chi deve alleggerirsi la coscienza. Leggera e graziosa in ceramica smaltata nero lucido, con crocifisso in oro zecchino. Il nero dona a tutti, è facile da abbinare e non passa mai di moda

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giovedì 18 novembre 2010

Karl Doyle Secret Desires












Karl Doyle’s unique vision and affinity for diverse cultures is rooted in an early fascination with nomadic gypsies in his birthplace of Ireland – a group whose individuality and exotic visual appeal serve as one of the artist’s earliest and most profound memories.
After studying photography in Dublin, Karl relocated to London where he honed his creative and technical skills working with a broad range of visual artists and traveled to locations all over the globe. Curiosity brought Karl to Asia, where he discovered the Mongolian Nomads, ethereal characters who would comprise the first part of the Nomadic Worlds series.
Karl moved to New York in 1994 and was later fortunate to work on several advertising campaign projects with fashion visionary Thierry Mugler. In tandem with his own growing career, Karl’s distinct photographic style began to emerge in his own personal projects, drawing on his own talent, technical skills, and exposure to world cultures and fashion.

Karl Doyle’s Nomadic Worlds Series captures a rare authenticity that gives the viewer extraordinary access to these unusual worlds. Central to the work in the relationship between the subjects and their costumes, whether dictated by environmental and cultural factors or purely for the sake of a fashion statement as in being consciously “different.” The treatment of this relationship in the work draws attention to the fantasy in costume and magnifies the individuality of its characters, creating a timeless fairytale quality in the narrative where the subjects come complete with their implied tales. The narrative is further reinforced through separating the subjects from their environments, the use of meticulous lighting that has become the hallmark of the artist’s work, and his creative hand-printing process.
In the haunting faces of the Mongolian Nomads, and the Harajuku Girls of Tokyo and New York’s stylized sub-cultures, these nomadic worlds collide distinctively in outward appearances but share a timeless voice in the expression of each unique environment.

His more recent work titled “Secret Desires” a four year long study, is a conceptual juxtaposition of one of todays subculture’s and the erotic world of the 1930s Weimar Berlin. Focusing on the return of the corset or the practice of tight-lacing along with the popularity of latex, he choose to use these elements as his medium to contrast his subjects and to define the beauty of the constrained anatomy. The black and white images hold a vintage quality, evoking the past although reflecting the present as they meander through different scenarios of visual play for the viewer to anticipate.

Karl Doyle lives and works both in Tokyo and New York.

giovedì 28 ottobre 2010

Liu Xiaofang I rimember








Liu Xiaofang 1980 born in Datong city,Shanxi province,china.

Education :graduate from department of photography, The Central Academy of Fine Arts,Beijng.

via: http://www.798photogallery.cn/

martedì 26 ottobre 2010

Angelo Cricchi Tears of Eros













Tears of Eros is a declared homage to Georges Bataille. The portraits in this series exude sensual beauty and pain.
My work in recent years has focused on female iconography. In particular, two projects still under construction.
Gloomy Sunday (imaginary portraits of women who chose death) and Misty Beethoven Erotic Parade.
Gloomy Sunday is a series of imaginary portraits of fifty women suicide. Women of cinema, art, literature and imagination played by actresses, artists and ordinary women with a strong likelihood with the characters represented . between These Sylvia Plath, Ann Sexton, Emma Bovary, Frida Kahlo, Virginia Woolf and Sarah Kane.
The "Misty Beethoven Erotic Parade" is a photographic journey through the icons of desire. Thirty pictures of sinners in a search that begins with the birth of photography and arrives today A festive kaleidoscope of sensual heroines drawn from the collective imagination.

Angelo Cricchi "Tears of Eros è un dichiarato omaggio a Georges Bataille. I ritratti di questa serie trasudano bellezza sensuale e dolore.
Il mio lavoro degli ultimi anni è incentrato sulla iconografia femminile. In particolare con due progetti tutt’ora in corso d’opera.
Gloomy Sunday (ritratti immaginari di donne che hanno scelto la Morte) e Misty Beethoven Erotic Parade.
Gloomy Sunday, è una serie di ritratti immaginari di cinquanta donne suicide. Donne dell’arte del cinema,della letteratura e dell’immaginazione interpretate da attrici, artiste e donne comuni con una forte verosimiglianza con i personaggi rappresentati..Tra queste Sylvia Plath, Ann Sexton, Frida Kahlo Emma Bovary, Virginia Woolf e Sarah Kane.
La “Misty Beethoven Erotic Parade” è un viaggio fotografico tra le icone del desiderio. Trenta immagini di peccatrici in una ricerca che prende inizio con la nascita della fotografia ed arriva ai giorni nostri Un festoso caleidoscopio di eroine sensuali tratte dall immaginario collettivo.
“Tears of Eros” consiste in una scelta mirata estrapolata da questi due lavori."

In mostra a OFFICINE FOTOGRAFICHE a Roma fino al 23novembre 2010

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mercoledì 20 ottobre 2010

DANIELE BUETTI Dreams result in more dreams
























1955 Born in Fribourg, Switzerland, Lives in Zürich
Since 2004 Professor at the University of fine Art, Münster, Germany

No artist is ever immune to prejudices and misunderstandings, ever more so when one makes use of the imagery of popular culture and of its outward signs, stereotypes, and clichés. It is just as with an actor who is mistaken for the character he or she plays, or with the bearer of bad news who is punished.
Advertising beauties, labels, super stars, images, lifestyle are signs and concepts of a phenomenon I am interested in less for aesthetic than for socio-cultural reasons: Which effects does the media omnipotence in our society have on our mind? In which manner do images change our perceptions of the world and to what extent do the media castrate our senses?

Daniele Buetti http://buetti.aeroplastics.net/index.php