Arresting photos of contorted bodies in everyday life
In Lee Materazzi’s Spaces with Meaning photo series, the illusions you witness of her body in strange contorted and sometimes beheaded poses have apparently gone through no digital manipulation. Instead, they are happily staged for the camera. Of these images, the artist has said they are about how people ‘imbue such everyday practices and spaces with meaning, and equally the emotional impact that these actions and spaces then have on our psyche’. That, and we also observed an urge to stretch.







2 comments
Lone Bjorkmann Friday 31 August 2012
Very cool! Except for the fact that they have not being edited, they remind me of the work of the Swedish Erik Johansson. He is very skilled and creative, check it out! http://erikjohanssonphoto.com/work/imagecats/personal/
clarabel Monday 4 March 2013
Pffft.. art? Its just stupid if you ask me. Also it is just copying someone else who has done this before