source:itsliquidcom
The photography of Madame Peripetie

Born in Poland but now based in London, Sylwana Zybura who goes under the name Madam Peripetie is a highly imaginative photographer who creates surreal, visually vibrant, unconventional characters using a variety of props and make-up and hair design.

Her new book “Dream Sequence” was recently released by Seltman+Söhne, which is based on a project she has been working on and off since 2009.

The series was inspired by Salvador Dali’s dream scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s film “Spellbound.”

Her work has been featured in a wide range of publications, with her most recent project being a collaboration/installation with the women’s clothing brand Top Shop.

Created jointly with stylist Stella Gosteva and make-up artist Marina Keri, this photography series seeks to “illuminate the dreamy phantasmagorias to which we disappear to in the night, creating charaters that ‘radiate a sense of ever-lasting awe and reverence.’”

“The protagonists radiate both the contemplative and poetic artificiality of Sugimoto’s wax sculptures.”
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source:yatzercom
A new fashion photography book by London-based image maker Sylwana Zybura (a.k.a. Madame Peripetie) is just about to be released by German publisher Seltmann+Söhne. Titled ‘Dream Sequence’, the book contains a series of portraits of imaginary characters, whose features are replaced by flowers or other objects while their bodies are covered with bizarre garments and colours. The book which evolved out of a long-term photography project, has won several awards (including the Double Gold at PX3 2011 in Paris, and an honourable mention at the International Photography Awards 2013 in New York), and has been compiled for costume designers, fashion stylists and everyone who is interested in character design and image building in general.
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source:lunellicombr
Tudo muito fashion! Tudo muito ousado! Tudo muito autêntico! Uma verdadeira sequência de sonhos expostos em fotografias! Essas são as características que chamam e fixam a atenção no trabalho fascinante realizado pela premiada fotógrafa de moda e artista Sylwana Zybura, também conhecida como Madame Peripetie.

Seu livro de fotografia intitulado, não por acaso, de “Dream Sequence” é um projeto singular e muito inovador em suas expressões. Na criação de composições dramáticas bem originais a fotógrafa passeia por uma mistura perfeita e psicodélica de escultura, figurino e interação entre corpo e espaço.

Para a fotógrafa Sylwana Zybura tudo parece possível para se explorar as fronteiras entre moda e arte, criando uma experiência visual excêntrica de cor e textura. Suas inspirações incluem surrealismo, dadaísmo, a década de 80, a cena pós-punk britânica e o teatro avant-garde de Robert Wilson.

De encher os olhos e povoar a imaginação não é mesmo? Gostou da publicação, deixe sua opinião através dos nossos comentários!
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source:bloggrainedephotographecom
Sylwana Zybura est une photographe polonaise répondant au nom d’artiste de Madame Peripetie. Elle prend ses photos en partant du principe If It Can Be Imagined, It Exists (« Si ça peut être imaginé, cela existe »). Partant de là nous comprenons aisément la portée surréaliste qu’elle donne à ses photos.

Photographe de mode et artiste, Sylwana Zybura s’intéresse aux costumes, à la sculpture, à la réalisation de film et semble inclure tous ces centres d’intérêts dans la composition de ses photos. Excentrique, surréaliste et avant-gardiste, elle dit tirer ses inspirations du théâtre et du mouvement punk des années 80.

Son livre « Dream Sequence » (Séquence de rêves) porte bien son nom et nous présente des personnages imaginaires mis en scène avec divers ornements orignaux. Ce projet aura valu à la photographe de remporter l’International Photography Award 2013 à New York.