Rodin's Photographer is a multidisciplinary art project in which I take on the role of the Unknown Photographer, who worked with French sculptor Auguste Rodin in the late 1800s. Within a conceptual theme — presented as my reinterpretations of these “discovered” turn of the century artist’s photographs — I intertwine historical research and fiction. Here is a selection of the photos from the series I've been making for almost 10 years. More soon.
“Spirit Photographer” (No place like home.)
“Bientôt, mon coeur” (Soon my heart)
Auguste Rodin
Gwen John
Floating Gwen (see Love Notes)
Floating Gwen (She conjures the wind and moonlight for Rodin to see her better in.)
Wild Beings gave their passionate myths to disguise her.
Daphne warns of Gods who love nymphs
Fallen Caryatid (For the love of Rodin)
Clytie
Evescape
Rodin model (forward)
Rodin model (back)
Food for the Dead
Unknown photographer’s spirit guide
Isadora’s Afterlife
Don’t mind her (Bride who haunts Rodin’s lovers)
Considering Camille
Fly Me to the Moon
Kissing Crows
Loïe Fuller
Rainer Maria Rilke
