- fine art photographer
- digital artist
- could also add she is a commercial artist
- she mentioned fashion and the influence of fashion
- polished images
- smooth skin and hair (beautiful elements)
- digital illustrating/drawing hair and other elements
- promotional tools, example: Pope Alexander 6th – The Borgia Pope (below): saturation, vibrance, highlights, balance, light
- using layers in photoshop
- stylistically commercial photgraphs, contacted by New Zeland Opera – commissioned by them and the Ballet and frequent flyer as well,
- fashion editorials
- ** was she picked for the exhibition because of her work or did she do the work because of the exhibition
www.alexiasinclair.com
Elizabeth I – “The Virgin Queen” (1533-1603) from ‘The Royal Twelve’
Pope Alexander VI – The Borgia Pope (1431 –1503)
Source Video: Alexia Sinclair: Pope Alexander VI – The Borgia Pope on Vimeo (the making of)
"Using a visual narrative to
seduce her audience with each photographic feast, Sinclair’s art is dark and
seductive, baroque and symbolic. Her multilayered photographs subtly present
contemporary notions of fashion and beauty through innovative digital media,
whilst restoring antique notions of classicism, elegance and luxury." (https://alexiasinclair.com/about)
The
Regal Twelve “Marie Antoinette”
Looking Glass, 2010
I really like Alexia Sinclair's work! It may be 'over' edited using Photoshop and not look 'realistic' but I think her work is very impressive because there is a lot of thought gone into the manipulation and editing, as well as the set up. I love the strong colours and contrasts she uses in her works.
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