Showing posts with label photograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photograph. Show all posts

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Fantaisies souterraines...

photograph by Jam Abelanet

Thursday, April 2, 2009

L'étincelle

Can you see it?
The infinite space between the two nipples
(ugh, i don't like that word at all).
And then you get this:

photograph: Patrick Demarchelier
fresco: Michelangelo

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

La noyade


I have a strange feeling of drowning
and longing for somebody
to rescue me.

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Carrie



Despite the fact this is not really my generation,
i still really like it.

l'enivrée

photograph: Steven Meisel

de la ressemblance


photograph:Peter Lindbergh
painting:Paul Gauguin

Thursday, February 26, 2009

drôle de dame...



photographs: Patrick Demarchelier for Vogue Paris

Les yeux de la vérité

The saying goes "a picture is worth a thousand words".

photograph:Peter Lindbergh
"le Touquet" 1987

le mythe des chats


I have one.
She bites, roars, rolls up and hisses.
But i love her.

photograph: Mert&Marcus
artwork:Lucio Fontana

l'armure moderne


Everybody needs something to create
the illusion of protection.
It could be a phone, a jacket,
sunglasses or make-up.
Without it, we feel insecure and naked.
What about you?

painting:Rembrandt
photograph:David Bellemere

Bérénice

"Pour jamais! Ah! Seigneur, songez-vous en vous-même
Combien ce mot est affreux quand on aime?
Dans un mois, dans un an, combien souffrirons-nous,
Seigneur que tant de mers me séparent de vous?
Que le jour recommence et que le jour finisse
Sans que jamais Titus puisse voir Bérénice...
Sans que de tout le jour je puisse voir Titus!"

Acte IV, Scène V
Bérénice, de Jean Racine

photograph by Gabor Jurina

copié collée


One is from the 19th century,
the other from the 21st century.
Is there any difference?

painting by Ingres

le crâne vide

Hair has always been of great importance for women. Long hair is not only seen as a sex symbol, but it is a sign of wealth as well. This is why deliberately shaving your hair off is being perceived as refusal of society. The most famous example is Britney Spears. However, she was not the only one: Angeline Jolie shaved her hair off as well. To me, women with no hair have a singular beauty which is a bit otherwordly. But: "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", so see for yourself!





So,what do you think?