Researching online I found a really young and talented artist from Singapore, her name is Kylie Woon. She’s an amateur photographer who posts her picture on Flickr under the nickname “Somewhere Lovely”. I literally fell in love with her album “365” from 2010. She explores the world of photomontage with class and simplicity giving a surreal and almost fantasy look to her pictures. I also like the deep and supernatural feeling that she has (as she always pose in her own pictures) and I would like to give the same “obscure” side at my pictures. In 207, 179 and 198 the model is suspended in a limbo between imagination and reality. The subject looks like if it’s trying to avoid a force that we can’t identify.
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| 179, Kylie Woon, 2010 |
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| 198, Kylie Woon, 2010 |
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| 207, Kylie Woon, 2010 |
Also in 201 we immediately notice how there’s something weird going on. The gravity is visibly twisted and also the orientation of the picture confuses the viewer.
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| 201, Kylie Woon, 2010 |
158 on the other hand is a pretty technically easy picture but even if photoshop wasn't used the image still has a really interesting “zero gravity” effect.
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| 158, Kylie Woon, 2010 |
