Going even further than WassinkLundgren, the Irish artist Trish Morissey in her series Front places herself in what are otherwise 'natural' situations.
When I first saw this work, I didn't quite twig to what was going on. When I figured it out, I just about wet my pants.
Yes, that is the artist herself, in each photograph, playing the role of a real woman who was sitting in that same spot before she arrived with her camera. She takes on each female role as completely as possible, including wearing her clothes and posing with her family as she actually would.
How cheeky! This would have been quite a fun project to make.
Morissey doesn't have much of a web presence, but her website has a few links where you should be able to find some more examples of her work.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Messing with the Real: Trish Morissey
Labels:
2000s,
family,
intervention,
Ireland,
performance,
Trish Morissey
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