In her photography, she shows us Glam Rock and fairy worlds, interprets fashion with an often sexual aesthetic which is shaped by her psychological knowledge and full of hidden emotion.
She prefers to work with natural light-a preference which has emerged from the initial lack of equipment and the will to capture the "right moment". Her photography is never just fashion, it also shows a "below" which attracts us as the visible piece of skin of the perfect, mask-like make-up of a geisha.
She prefers to work with natural light-a preference which has emerged from the initial lack of equipment and the will to capture the "right moment". Her photography is never just fashion, it also shows a "below" which attracts us as the visible piece of skin of the perfect, mask-like make-up of a geisha.
Her surreal pictures are absolutly gorgeous, unearthly. The colors, the persons, the light, everything feels so unnatural, and that's what gives, in my opinion, her pictures this natural beauty.
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