#One piece 830 spear girl series

#One piece 830 spear girl series

I really feel Bound Species will be a lifelong series that will keep morphing into new varied and stranger versions.”ĪRTIST BIO Shae Detar creates otherworldly photographic mixed media images, using a unique hand-painting process in which she paints on top of her photographs. I love that there is also a challenge in the making, balance is key as these are not photoshopped together and lots of patience is needed, especially when adding the last piece. This series, Bound Species, has been so meditative, plant therapy is very real. I began joining pieces of flowers, plants and various other things off one stem, creating a Frankenstein of sorts, and have been working on them whenever I can. It was only when I started visualising the plants and flowers as an extension of the humans and creatures I get to transform at work that I thought of making a new “species” and that’s when my imagination took over. When time slowed down round the world early last year one of the only things I could work on from home was still life photography and so I set out to create compositions that reflected my love for form, sculpture, colour and textures while keeping it light, playful and above all unique. “For the past 16 years I have been immersed in a world of making monsters, zombies, aliens and many different forms of prosthetic applications on humans for my work in special FX makeup.

Her path forward with Bound Species will be one that takes on many variations but the meditative and challenging process is one she is completely captivated by. Her influences are many but within her fields span from Dick Smith and Rick Baker to Irving Penn and Tim Walker. Her love for cinema, sculpture and creating characters has heavily led to the making of Bound Species as she sees each piece as its own creature, a Frankenstein of sorts. She is a self taught artist having moved to the UK in 2003 working in special effects makeup and started her photography in 2006. Agua – Published by Guest Editions, UK, 2021ĪRTIST BIO Jennifer Latour was born in Seven Islands, Quebec, and now works and lives in Vancouver, BC. From the colder currents of Scandinavia to the warm pink lakes of Senegal, Agua is an intimate and endless journey of human exploration that captures a vital and magical relationship between people and water. Water, which has always been present in both life and work, allows her to get closer by dissolving facades and removing walls to celebrate what is found within.

And flowing is the closest thing to being.’ – Denisse Ariana Pérez Driven by an obsession with humans and the human experience as a whole, Denisse Ariana Pérez work looks to explore, expose and honour the beauty she sees in others. Becoming one with water is not about rushing but rather about flowing. Water can disarm even the most armed of facades. I like to explore the interaction of people with water.

I keep coming back to lakes, rivers and oceans. Her work focuses on people, nature, gender, culture, and words and how they all interact with one another. ARTIST BIO Denisse Ariana Pérez is a Caribbean-born, Barcelona-based copywriter and photographer.