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Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
Ichor, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor in mythology was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple to reclaim its patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holders of the "crown". The focus here is on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight their/our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies. #35mm #lomography #turquoisefilm #nataliamolina
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
ICHOR, a series of portraits shot on blue and purple film transforming the external body into blue and purple entities. Ichor was Homer's term for the mystic "blue blood" of the gods, which kept them immortal and gave them a blue skin color such as characterized gods depicted in the sacred art of India. I've also incorporated the color purple here to reclaim it's patriarchal association with royalty and wealth and honor it with the true holder's of the "crown". My focus was on the misfits, the oppressed and discriminated, to highlight our godliness, our mythology and the divine flow which runs through all of our sacred bodies.
