Corinne Mariaud Photography

Fine Art Duratrans Print in a Lightbox Photo Size : 40x 60cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ) Lightbox Size : 43 x 63 cm About Corinne's Lightboxes : "Images from Fake i Real Me and Flower Beaut...

Fine Art Duratrans Print in a Lightbox Photo Size : 40x 60cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ) Lightbox Size : 43 x 63 cm About Corinne's Lightboxes : "Images from Fake i Real Me and Flower Beaut...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Duratrans Print in a Lightbox Photo Size : 40x 60cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ) Lightbox Size : 43 x 63 cm About Corinne's Lightboxes : "Images from Fake i Real Me and Flower Beaut...

Fine Art Duratrans Print in a Lightbox Photo Size : 40x 60cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ) Lightbox Size : 43 x 63 cm About Corinne's Lightboxes : "Images from Fake i Real Me and Flower Beaut...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints ...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints ...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 40 x 60 cm ( 15,7 x 23,6 " ), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints Based in Asia for two years (2015-2017) Corinne Mariaud produced two series - "Fake i Real Me" and "Flower Beauty Boys" - which question the obsession for beauty and pressure over physical appearance among young people in Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo. Her "Fake i Real Me" series was part of “Human +, the future of our species” exhibition in Singapore Art Science Museum 2017 Her photographic series evoke, through the figure of the body, the quest for identity, the struggle of the individual to preserve singularity in a standardised world. It questions the woman' image and her place in our contemporary society, the diktat of appearance, cliché about femininity and masculinity. Corinne Mariaud (b. 1964) is a French photographer who lives and works in Paris. After graduating from Duperré National School of Arts in Paris, Corinne Mariaud started working as a portrait and fashion photographer for numerous French magazines (Liberation, Le Monde, Marie-Claire, Marie-France…), before turning to Fine Art photography.Corinne was inspired to become a photographer when discovering the work of the American artist Cindy Sherman. She was also fascinated by the drawings of Robert Longo and the humour of Erwin Wurm. Her work points to a range of literary and artistic influences, and draws from the work of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Spero or Kiki Smith who have, in their own ways, questioned the female identity. She also feels deeply inspired by writers such as Virginia Wolf...

Fine Art Baryte print, signed by the artist Available in 45 x 60 cm ( 17,7 x 23,6 "), Limited Edition of 8 And in 65 x 90 cm ( 25,6 x 35,4 ". Limited Edition of 4 2 Artist Prints ...