Ray of Inspirology: Metamorphosis

If you are my regular reader, you should know I am a big fan of Madame Peripetie's works. Recently she has a new editorial and I am once again mesmerized by it. The whole spread is mostly in white, and the pop of red has made it very interesting. Without further ado, the following are the breathtaking images.

Here is a more detail description of this shoot from Madame Peripetie:

"The metamorphosis series was shot for a jewelry designer Daisy Feng.
The process of mutation and Kafkaesque transformation of the body to a immortal statue and a mutual dialog between the ethereal jewelry objects, the feminine human figure and the expandable texture of fabric evolve into a futuristic architectonic world. 

The veiled corporal inspirations came form Kevin Francis Gray and his meditative, somber aesthetic. The architectonic part of the project, focuses primarily on the manipulation of structure and performance of the unexpected inspired by the “Snakitectural” work of David Arsham. 

A woman enveloped in white fabric wearing delicate fibrous jewelry merges into a building/ chair gradually absorbing the features of the construction in order to finally synthesize with its architecture, becoming a new unreachable hyper-constructed object of desire."

Simply amazing!

Courtesy of Madame Peripetie (source: Behance)