Haven her body was | Well, 2011
Can we please discuss how rad the work of Paris-born, London-based artist Noemie Goudal’s is? I tumbl’d the first shot merely a year ago and have been a fan ever since. Her photography is rooted firmly in the creation of what many have coined ‘conception volumique’, a phrase borrowed from design production to refer to site-specific sculptural installations that render unclear whether it is the location, installation, or image that is the artwork itself. Across various photographic series, Goudal frequently works with largescale paper backdrops, juxtaposed closely with the existing landscape and blurring the bounds of the real and the fictional.
“I wish to offer through my photographs escapes into alternative landscapes where the reconstruction of new lands is made possible. The journey inside the image will invite the viewer to enter the space as well as entering the narrative of a ‘make-believe’, bringing him into the game between fiction and reality in which one can identify the fragility of one’s own desires.” – Noemie Goudal
Get lost in more of her work after the jump!
Wind, 2008
Haven her body was | Warren, 2011
Source and photos: Design Boom & Noemie Goudal
16 comments
Amazing work!!
oh my god. this is amazing! Love it!
Amazing! I love the deepth that these pains give to any room! It's so cool, thanks for sharing!
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Great post & good blog!
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beautifull pictures
These photos are simply amazing.
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Love !Thank you so much for sharing!
Absolutely phenomenal work!
Amazing images!
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These photos are literally amazing! Love them!!
i love these photos so much
thanks for posting these!!!
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These pictures are so very beautiful and calming, I feel. I'm not sure why or how, but they seem to almost give me hope.
I tumbled one of her images yesterday too.The fake waterfall. It's so brilliant.
Whoa! This is incredibly awesome! It's so realistic.
these are awesome
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