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August 3, 2008

The blurb says that Bunny is a series of images by Polly Borland that create a portrait of an extremely tall girl called Gwen. Combining surrealism with a forensic study of the subject’s femininity, Borland has successfully borrowed from the surrealist ideas of Claude Cahun, Hans Bellmer and Man Ray to produce an intimate, yet haunting photographic narrative.

BorlandPbunny.jpg Penny Borland, untitled, Bunny

Borland was a successful portrait photographer before moving to the UK from her native Australia in 1989; she earned her reputation for specializing in stylized portraiture and off-beat reportage.

BorlandPBunny1.jpg Polly Borland, untitled, Bunny series,
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