Humanimal Hybrid Photography

Wolf Boy and Bunny Girl Artwork by Isabelle Levenez

The evocative wolf boy and bunny girl art photography created by French artist Isabelle Lévénez falls in the brilliant "rather obscure" dreamlike category. Pictured in the gallery above are strange scenes of milk-drinking humans dressed in animal plastic masks. Cute? No, more like a fairy tale gone surreal. 

Isabelle Lévénez’s work investigates what lies between the ambiguous and the certain. Through intimate situations and powerful psychological imagery she wants to evoke the subliminal feelings in us. Lévénez’s work forces the viewers to reflect on the perceptions of self, the other and time.
Trend Themes
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