Flora Borsi might not be in the eye of the tiger, but she wants to see through the eyes of the animal. Her self-portraits series, fittingly named Animeyed, shows her “replacing” one eye with that of the animal. There’s no torture there – the animals are just posed in a way that their eyes are superimposed over hers.
Borsi is a visual artist and photographer from Bucharest, Hungary.
“Using myself as the model makes it easier for me to express my ideas and fantasies, even if it means working until 2 am,” she said in an online interview. “I can visualize my ideas more efficiently and execute them right away.”
via visualnews
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