A Girl Has No Face Photograph

An accident. I bought this dress at a vintage store in Salem, Oregon and I was attempting to take a picture of the dress. I found that the face was distorted after I took the photo. Upon editing, I realized that I had something. I had a visual representation of what people thought of me. They thought I could be anyone. They thought that my face didn't matter, only the dress. A classic representation for a model, I'm sure of it. As a former model, I found it brilliant. When modeling for other people, my face didn't matter. Except that it did. I was one of those models who didn't model clothes. I was a figure model, my face and my body were what sold the pictures, and I usually wasn't wearing any clothes. Ironic, that my "best" photo was the antithesis of who I had been. I hope that viewers will see the power of feeling "faceless" among the crowd. Being faceless has it's own freedom. Because it allows you to be, whoever you want. This artwork is framed and matted. One print is available. Both were printed on matboard.

Photography:Black & White on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:6 W x 9 H x 0.5 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.