I swear I have a bit of ESP today. This is the perfect companion to my last post. These photos are formed from Sixties-era ads.Photographer Nicole Belle found these negatives at a thrift store in LA, depicting young women and men modeling.
She combined individual frames of the photo shoots to create a doubling, tripling, or quadrupling of the figures.
I won't wax poetic about their meaning, but using a quote from the artist: the young subjects are “transformed, from passive objects of the photographer’s gaze to a collective force unto themselves.”
Anyway, her art opening is Saturday in Silver Lake.
I wish I could go. I'll be wine tasting! I think... :)
April 5, 2008 (6-9pm)
Found Gallery
1903 Hyperion Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Free and open to the public
If you go, take photos & please send to me! I love to live vicariously.
4 comments:
Great photos! The top two are my favorite. I like their preppy attire.
of course you like the top two. i knew it. :) too bad you're not an angeleno, you could see the show!
those are very cool!!!
ooh, old photos of the Brewer Twins. I grew up with them making me feel kinda tingly.
xo,
WDL
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