“We do not forgive a woman aging. We demand that her beauty never change. Because we have associated femininity with silk, satin, flower, lace, veil, a woman is not allowed to acquire the beauty of a stone piece. The slightest wilting is tragic in women because we make it so. A woman’s skin has to rival the flower, it is the rivalry among the elements we associate with women which prevents the transition to some other kind of beauty.”
(Source: Flickr / daniellepeterson)
Mendocino, CA / liquid emulsion on watercolor paper
Becomingness, tintype
excerpt from Les Blank’s Burden of Dreams (1982), a documentary about the making of Werner Herzog’s film Fitzcarraldo.
liquid emulsion studies \
images from my old conceptual project is called “CUT”.
model: Lana Pineda Kohn
photographed and styled by Zeynep Enderoglu
+more : http://www.flickr.com/photos/zenderoglu/
BISOUS LES PETITS!
Rashomon (1950) Akira Kurosawa
gpoy: finals edition
Slacker (1991) Richard Linklater
