In “Guardian of the Wasteland,” Lady Kunst (Jacqueline Delaye) transports us to a raw and primordial landscape, where the figure of a teddy bear becomes a silent sentinel of a desolate world…
In “Little Friend,” Jacqueline Delaye immerses us in a scene that is at once tender, enigmatic, and slightly surreal, exploring the interaction between the domestic, the wild, and the fantastic. This work,…
Featured Series Fragile Horizon In the captivating photographic series “Fragile Horizons,” [Artist's name, if known, or “the artist”] invites us on an intimate and moving journey through the vulnerability of female expression.…
In “Flesh of Luxury” the artist invites us to engage in a provocative visual meditation on the intersection of luxury, nature, and the harsh reality of consumption. This work, with its mix…
In “The Deconstruction of Idyll: Marriage and the Prism of Reality,” the artist presents us with a scene that, at first glance, evokes a vibrant, almost dreamlike fantasy, only to subvert it…
In “Campo de Juego BĂ©lico”, Lady Kunst immerses us in a dreamlike and disturbing landscape that addresses the complex relationship between childhood, violence and lost innocence. The work fuses realist elements with…
In “The Silenced Voice,” Lady Kunst addresses the complex relationship between expression and containment. The artist presents herself with her mouth covered by tape, a universal gesture of forced or self-imposed silence.…
In “The Voracity of Being: The Feast of the Raw,” the artist confronts us with an image of striking intensity and symbolism. The work is a bold exploration of primal instincts, vulnerability,…
A Barbie World. Between the artificial and the human the artist amplifies this tension to surreal extremes. The woman at the center is caught mid-transformation: part human, part glossy avatar, part consumer…
In “Chronicle of a Social Twilight,” Lady Kunst invites us to witness an enigmatic and symbolically charged banquet. The composition, reminiscent of classical genre scenes or a distorted last supper, presents a…
In “La Suerte Absurda”, Lady Kunst appropriates and subverts elements of popular culture and the domestic to construct a visual narrative charged with irony and ambiguity. The artist presents herself with a…
In “Deepness”, the artist presents us with a figure shrouded in deep darkness, defying the conventions of traditional portraiture. The identity of the subject dissolves under an opaque veil that hides the…
In “suffocation” the artist confronts us with a powerful and disturbing image that encapsulates the silent but brutal suffocation that many women experience under the pressures and expectations of a patriarchal society.…
“Auxilio” emerges from the darkness, presenting us with an ambiguous and enigmatic form. Wrapped in translucent plastic, the central object becomes a silhouette that suggests a hidden content, a guarded secret or…
The almost finished food being eaten by a tired nurse, belonging to the red cross, is the symbol of the end of patience and the end of hope. This photo is called:…
In “Skull Portrait,” Lady Kunst (Jacqueline Delaye) invites us to an intimate and direct confrontation with one of the great taboos of existence: mortality. This work, with its charged atmosphere and minimalist…
In “Echoes of Silence: The Veiled Memory,” the artist immerses us in the depths of the psyche and temporality through a portrait that defies convention. This work, with its enigmatic atmosphere and…
“El Ocaso del Consumo” is a work that immerses the viewer in a dreamlike and dystopian landscape, where everyday elements are transformed under a palette of inverted colors and an oppressive atmosphere.…
“The Masked Dreamer: A Bear in the Metropolis of Desire.” This photograph invites us into a universe of fantasy and longing, where an unusual character becomes the epicenter of a visual narrative.…
“The Poisoned Bite” is a fierce photograph that blows up the complacent archetype of Snow White and drags it into uncomfortable, violent, and brutally contemporary territory. The artist does not merely evoke…
In “The Appetites of the Crown: A Dark Fable of Desire and Sacrifice,” the artist immerses us in a universe where glamour meets the visceral, and fairy tale narratives are twisted into…
Friday night Friday night In a room lit by a warm and dim lamp, a woman relaxes in an armchair with a beer in her hand. Her face is hidden under a…
This image plunges us into a universe where the mundane dissolves into the dreamlike, a scene that seems to have been plucked from a postmodern dream or a frame from an Almodovar…
With irony, humor, and a keen aesthetic sense, Madam Pompadour Modern reinterprets the archetype of the powerful and decorative woman of the 18th century in a contemporary key. The scene depicts a…
In “PolicĂa,” the artist confronts us with a bold and provocative representation that dismantles conventional notions of authority, power, and the symbols associated with freedom or its restriction. This image is a…
"Ghost Echo in the Desolate Forest”. This image introduces us to a dreamlike and disturbing landscape, where nature merges with spectral figures in a dance of textures and shadows. The composition, dominated…
This striking photograph challenges the viewer with its bold staging and unequivocal message. In a setting that evokes a Gothic garden or a Baroque dream, adorned with lush roses in shades of…
Title of the work: Killing Teddy Bears In Killing Teddy Bears, Jacqueline Delaye ruthlessly blows apart the charade of childhood innocence. The scene, carefully disguised as a fairy tale—prop mushrooms, smiling butterflies,…
In “VOTE,” Lady Kunst (Jacqueline Delaye) presents us with a snapshot that, at first glance, emulates the archetype of the political campaign image: a smiling, approachable figure projecting confidence. However, in this…
In “The Raw Promise: A Dialogue with Substance,” the artist confronts us with an image charged with immediacy and an almost theatrical energy. The work is a powerful exploration of human interaction…
SartĂ©n In “The Domestic Vanguard,” Lady Kunst appropriates and redefines the symbols of home and femininity to create a powerful portrait of empowerment. The artist, dressed in an elegant green velvet suit…
Wall In "Wall" Lady Kunst (Jacqueline Delaye) presents us with a vibrant scene laden with symbolism that encapsulates the action of resistance and the destruction of barriers. The work, with its backdrop…
From Jacqueline Delaye's photograph of “The Mexican Woman” emerges a powerful and symbolic vision of the role of women in Mexican society and its complex cultural identity. The image presents a female…
In “Roots and Rebellion: The Garden of Identity,” the artist invites us to a powerful and enigmatic visual encounter, where tradition and contemporaneity dialogue in a space that is both sumptuous and…
Loading my trash In “The Goddess of Waste: Feminist Challenge and Critique of Consumption,” the artist bursts onto the scene with a bold statement about female agency and the confrontation of social…
Housewife In “Housewife”, Delaye articulates with subtlety and visual power the dichotomy between the domestic façade and the inner tension of the contemporary woman. The central figure, set in a classic domestic…
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