Wednesday, March 04, 2015

Flowery Rococo Portraits

Award winning Australian artist and photographer Alexia Sinclair's work is a feast for the eye. Dark and seductive, it blends notions of fashion with symbolism and baroque visuals. Her latest collection - Rococo - shows off all the popular attributes from the time period with the same name. Here we find Madame de Pompadour's porcelain flowers, Madame du Barry's diamond necklace, Marie Antoinette's muslin chemise, and the Duchess of Devonshire's towering plumes - all set against a backdrop of thousands of real flowers that were brought into the studio. In the photo with silk flowers, each flower had to be hand-painted to resemble white porcelain... I love how some photographers still use the real deal, although it requires a lot of work, than just rely on Photoshop! Here are the photos from the series. Enjoy...


Porcelain Petals



The Grove Of Venus



The Secret Garden



Perfumier's Rose



Delphinium



Fields Of Lavender



The Labyrinth



The Perfumed Garden



Bed Of Roses



The Poetry Of Flowers



The Edible Garden



Heralds Of Spring


To see more of Alexia Sinclair's work, you can always visit her website here!










2 comments:

  1. These are really beautiful...love the flower ones at the bottom as well, gorgeous :) Have a sweet day lovely xx

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