Thornhide appears in this fine art book now available to buy.
The leather mask is made by Stan.
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Bring Out The Good
A collaboration that brings to life the optimistic and adventurous being from my painting Bring Out The Good, beautifully embodied by Rogerio Alves. The body painting was masterfully done by Estelle Riviere.
The film also features Lamb Face (Tammy Nicholls), inspired by my painting 111.
Photography, film & concept: Gaynor Perry
Body Painting: Estelle Riviere
Muzzle, foot, country dancing skirt & hat: Stan
Film & soundtrack
written, performed & produced © ℗ Gaynor Perry
Flute: Sarah Anne Robins
Bring Out The Good – oil painting on board, 25 x 61 cm
Monday, 18 April 2011
Lamb Face
Lamb Face was originally a character from one of my paintings, titled 111. She is part of an ensemble representing my imaginary childhood friends. For my first solo exhibition, I wanted to bring the beings in my paintings to life, and photography became the portal I had been seeking.
The individuals who portray my beings in the photographs are carefully chosen for their innate qualities that align with the concept. They are also willing to fully surrender themselves to the creative unfolding.
Lamb Face is portrayed here by Tammy Nicholls.
Lamb muzzle, country dancing skirt & foot by Stan.
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| Lamb Face from my painting '111' |
Monday, 7 March 2011
Black Bryony
Deborah Griffin portrays Black Bryony, a mysterious and slightly radioactive being.
Black Bryony was originally a character from one of my paintings, titled 111. She is part of an ensemble representing my imaginary childhood friends. For my first solo exhibition, I wanted to bring the beings in my paintings to life, and photography became the portal I had been seeking.
The individuals who portray my beings in the photographs are carefully chosen for their innate qualities that align with the concept. They are also willing to fully surrender themselves to the creative unfolding.
(See May 2010 entry here, 'Home Ground', for this painting.)
She filled my mouth with broken crockery while I was sleeping.
Black Bryony from '111' - oil on board
Also from '111' is Tale Won, as a young man.
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
The Jezebel Hussy
An alchemical collaboration with Marnie Scarlet and Estelle Riviere brought to life The Jezebel Hussy from my painting Prade the Figgis.
Jezebel Hussy: Marnie Scarlet
Hair & Body Painting: Estelle Riviere
Concept & Photography: Gaynor Perry
The Jezebel Hussy from "Prade the Figgis"
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Music: Pretty Lights
Violin: Noel Vine
written, performed & produced
©℗ Gaynor Perry
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