Bathtime
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of feeling overwhelmed and trapped in a place where you feel isolated and alone.
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
Burn out
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of feeling of fragility and hope.
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
Reach
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of help presented from hidden sources
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
Home
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of feeling like your home and family will be forever changed.
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
New coat
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of feelings of acceptance. Using the time you have to become a better person or to sort situations or feuds that now seem petty and insignificant.
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
Shave
Researching the fall-out from discovering you or someone close has an incurable disease led to a series of images delving into the emotional responses and reactions caused.
This photo is representational of taking back control.
Concept, Model, Props - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
Bug Twins
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Boxed Circus lady
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Mermaid
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Contort
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
The Honey Shopper
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Ball Jointed
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Imprint
Researching Freud's theory of the uncanny led to creating multiple shots of images meant to confuse, disturb or create discomfort in the viewer.
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Recreate
Recreation shot - Glitter vs Mud
Recreate (verb) to make something exist or happen again
Concept, Model, Set design, Clothing, Editing - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Lisa Portelli
Marionette Shoot
Victorian Freak shows led to Kirsten creating a number of marionette puppets to resemble its members. Buying broken or tangled marionettes, re-painting, creating outfits and re-stringing them to create puppeted versions of their human counterparts.
She then wanted to create an image that represented how the way we judge others solely on appearances is still as damaging and prevalent today as it was in Victorian society.
Make up, Model, Marionette and Concept - Kirsten Rose
Photography - Nathan Barley Phillips
