The Vulnerability Of Humankind Against ‘Mother Nature’
Parasite
Photographer Natalie Dybisz @ Miss Aniela is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. Photographs from project ‘Ecology by Miss Aniela‘ To see Miss Aniela’s body of work click on any image.
Heatstroke
Corkscrew
Retreaded
A fallen body of work
‘Ecology’ is about our world, and the place of humanity within it, a beautiful yet polluting form. The images play with growth and disruption of growth, with ‘utopia’ and its opposite, dystopia. The images are an evolution of my playful self-portraiture from 2006-2009; it is a way to express a troubled outlook on the world, through quietly sinister and even unnerving distortions. A Biblical influence fuses with a modern-day environmental interest, inscribing the human form upon the landscape and vice versa, exploring the vulnerability of humankind against ‘mother nature’.
The Fourth Soil
Handbreak
Moored
Gyre falls
Free range
Nature’s guests
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