Izabelle Dodd

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Statement

I am a portrait and documentary photographer whose recent work with people explores the relationship between fabric and form. Combining my imagination with current themes in today society, I like to experiment with textures and colours; recreating characters, telling stories and putting myself into the work. Recently, I have dived into self-portraiture, which has allowed me to grow as an artist, slowing down my thinking and process down regarding the narrative of my photos.

Photography to me offers a chance to put what I see in my imagination into practice, I embrace new methods of working and explore different outcomes, as I can only learn from the experience.

Achievements & Experience

Assisting:

Assisted photographer Christine Taylor on a three-day food shoot for the brand The Food Collective
Assisted Rhea Thierstein on a set designer job to show sustainability in the home
Assisted Naomi Wood on an editorial photoshoot for the Financial Times

Exibition:

Created and held an exhibition for my Cross-Fit series at the canteen, Bristol

Commissions:

Photographed a creative writing course for their masters degree
Photographer for MOVE IN 3D, taking pictures for their website and instagram
Photographing website imagery for BacktoBack

Contact

Personal Professional Website Personal professional email

Profile Tags

  1. Art
  2. Art Direction
  3. Book
  4. Collection
  5. Design
  6. Digital
  7. Documentary
  8. Editorial
  9. Fashion
  10. Lighting

Featured Projects:

Self- Portrait

Finding my new found confidence in my body and mindset, I wanted to demonstrate how important self growth is.

Anna Karenina

I recreated some of my favourite characters from Leo Tolstoy's 'Anna Karenina'. Wanting to capture their characteristics and emotions, I created editorial portraits.

Deleting gender

Exploring how gender rules our society today, I put my subject into 'female' clothing to see how an audience would react; would this make the subject less or more masculine?

Cross-Fit

Looking at female and male Cross-Fit body types, I wanted to demonstrate the beauty and strength, in the dedication and hard work.

Jane Eyre

As part of my self-portrait series, I looked at aspects of my own personality: my love for costume and character plays a huge part of who I am. I dressed up as Jane Eyre - as I felt we shared similar attributes, her honesty and confidence I admire.

Deleting Gender

Exploring how gender rules our society today I put my subject into 'female' clothing to see how an audience would react; would this make the subject less or more masculine?

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