




This Swiss artist showed her series 'Doppelganger' at Brooklyn's Klompching Gallery back in the fall. The unusual series of photographs depicts the artist "performing a psychological struggle with her doppelganger": "a ghostly double of a living person, widely understood as a sinister harbinger of bad luck".
Each image is made up of 6 to 9 individual photos taken from slightly different perspectives, giving the photographs their distortion and voyeuristic feel (the divisions give the viewer the sense of staring through a window pane). The collage also offers Hediger the chance to be in the images multiple times.
xo.s
2 comments:
i can't explain how much i LOVE this... its ZOMG! amazing:)
ps. more art coming soon :D thanks for the last comment!
FABULOUS photographs. Love this work.
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