Isabelle Wenzel
Posted by Fabio 20 September 2013
Isabelle Wenzel photographs women in the most impossible positions. They hang upside down in a corner, contort like acrobats, stick their high-heeled legs out of homemade cardboard constructions. Their faces don’t matter. Wenzel turns the female body into an object, and in doing so gives the viewer a disquieting feeling.
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