'Vidi, Vici, Veni' by Lauren Fletcher Features Surreal Situations
Michael Hines — April 23, 2010 — Art & Design
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'Vidi, Vici, Veni' from Lauren Fletcher is all about what you can't see. These women are the ultimate butter faces--they literally have everything but their face. Get it?
The women in these Victorian era-inspired photos have their faces obscured one way or another. Lauren Fletcher has definitely created more questions than answers with 'Vidi, Vici, Veni'. I'm the type of guy who needs to know everything. The mystery of these faces will drive me mad for some time.
The women in these Victorian era-inspired photos have their faces obscured one way or another. Lauren Fletcher has definitely created more questions than answers with 'Vidi, Vici, Veni'. I'm the type of guy who needs to know everything. The mystery of these faces will drive me mad for some time.
Trend Themes
1. Headless Art - Creating artworks that obscure or remove the human face, sparking intrigue and mystery.
2. Surreal Photography - Using photographic techniques to create dreamlike and unconventional images that captivate viewers.
3. Victorian-inspired Art - Drawing inspiration from the Victorian era to evoke nostalgia and explore themes of femininity and identity.
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2. Fashion Design - Incorporating elements of Victorian-inspired fashion into modern designs, creating unique and avant-garde styles.
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