Estudos Autonomos Fabio Ferreira
From LABMM1_IDE
(→About Natalie) |
|||
| Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
''Dybisz's colourful, often surreal images are celebral and sexy, intimate and public, all at once.'' | ''Dybisz's colourful, often surreal images are celebral and sexy, intimate and public, all at once.'' | ||
| - | '''(American Photo)''' | + | <i>'''(American Photo)''' |
Revision as of 14:11, 5 November 2010
Contents |
Natalie Dybisz (Miss Aniela Photography)
Tema: Imagem e tratamento fotográfico digital
About Natalie
- Name: Natalie Aniela Dibysz
- Born: 26 July 1986, Leeds, UK
- Official Site: www.missaniela.com
She said...
I am a fine-art photographer based in London, UK.
Most of my work on this website is my self-portraiture. I have used my self-portraits to express a wide variety of messages ranging from the everday to the otherworldly.
I like to try and create images that merge meaningful messages with arresting aesthetics, though the message will often be open to interpretation. I believe concept is not enough, and I strive to strike a balance in satisfying both the mind and the eye. For example, 'Tricks' is a fun series, but was intended to present the symptoms of anxiety. Other images in my 'Self-gazing' series inspiration from dreams, paintings and literature.
I am currently working on a series with derelict UK mental asylums ('Abandoned' set). I am also using other subjects and collaborating with other media, incluiding film.
I offer a fine-art-driven commission service for fashion, advertising and other projects.
Font: Official Site(About Me)
Magazines said...
Dybisz's colourful, often surreal images are celebral and sexy, intimate and public, all at once.
(American Photo)
Moving out beyond Cindy Sherman, Natalie creates a surreal looking-glass world of distorted perspectives and dream enhanced colours... Underlined with an ironic and often droll caption text, the idiosyncratic qualities of Miss Aniela's work signals a very bright future for this embryonic star.
(PHOTOICON)
The photographs are breathtaking. Miss Aniela's extraordinary use of cloning an image of herself several times in one photograph in varying poses is both technically flawless and strong on story. She doesn't employ the effect to show off that she can execute it; she uses it as a tool to convey her narrative. This seamless integration makes for compelling images.
(Digital Photo Pro)
