Mitsuko Nagone's 'I Am More than My Face :)' Series Questions Identity
Meghan Young — May 20, 2011 — Fashion
References: nagone & todayandtomorrow.net
There is probably nothing more fun than going through the 'I Am More than My Face :)' photo series. However, more than fun, this series makes you not only question the subject's identity, but also your own. Free of embellishment, this collection of images is definitely not free of mischievousness. It features expert composition, lighting and set designs, making the series more of an abstract art piece than anything else.
Photographed by Mitsuko Nagone, who was born in a southern small southern city in Japan and studied in Toyko as well as New York, the 'I Am More than My Face :)' series was at first an exploration in creating "your own self." Along the way, however, Nagone instead found her identity as well.
Photographed by Mitsuko Nagone, who was born in a southern small southern city in Japan and studied in Toyko as well as New York, the 'I Am More than My Face :)' series was at first an exploration in creating "your own self." Along the way, however, Nagone instead found her identity as well.
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