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| Lynn Bianchi's work is a constant inquiry into the perception and interpretation
of the classical ideal of the female nude. The New York photographer interprets
with a dreamlike choreography the culinary culture of the 20th century.
Her works show, not without irony, a female world: Naked women eat spaghetti,
drink tea, telephone, and laugh. "We celebrate and ritualize, our sensuality
and humanity around a meal at the table. Yet, we seem unable to accept those
bodies which show the excessive effects of such pleasure." The gold toned
silver gelatin photographs have an appearance similar to charcoal drawings
or fresson photographs, so that the very surface of each image serves to
extend to them our persception of physical beauty.
Her images are part of major museum collections, including The Brooklyn Museum of Art. The Chrusler Museum, Musee de L'Elysee. and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. To contact Lynn you can email her at bianchfoto@aol.com. This Site was design by Serge Mozgalevsky All of the images on this website are copyrighted, using them in anyway without the express permision of the artist is a violation of the copyright. |
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