Valley of the Reclining Woman
London-based photographer Carl Warner, famous for his series of fantastical landscapes made entire out of food, has embarked on a new project in which he constructs landscapes out of another unusual medium—bodies.
Titled’Bodyscapes’, his latest series features human bodies posed to form desert-like landscapes, complete with dunes, ridges, hill and valleys.
Said Warner, “[The project] plays on the sense of space in which we dwell. The external view of ourselves therefore becomes a more abstract and perhaps more intimate reflection of our inner being when viewed as a landscape or given a sense of place.”
Headless Horizon
Cut Throat Valley
Shoulder Hill Valley
The Cave of Abdo-men
Pectoral Dunes
[via PetaPixel, images via Carl Warner]
London-based photographer Carl Warner, famous for his series of fantastical landscapes made entire out of food, has embarked on a new project in which he constructs landscapes out of another unusual medium—bodies.
Titled’Bodyscapes’, his latest series features human bodies posed to form desert-like landscapes, complete with dunes, ridges, hill and valleys.
Said Warner, “[The project] plays on the sense of space in which we dwell. The external view of ourselves therefore becomes a more abstract and perhaps more intimate reflection of our inner being when viewed as a landscape or given a sense of place.”
Headless Horizon
Cut Throat Valley
Shoulder Hill Valley
The Cave of Abdo-men
Pectoral Dunes
[via PetaPixel, images via Carl Warner]