Sam Taylor-Wood is a British artist known for her conceptual filmmaking and photography. Her film career is what she is best known for in the art world, but I would like to focus on her photography series "Self Portraits Suspended" (2004). This is a series of eight photographs where Taylor-Wood actually suspended herself in her studio (later editing out the wires) to capture what she called "a moment of absolute release and freedom."
She followed her original "Suspended" series by "Bram Stokers Chair" (2005), and "Escape Artists" (2008).
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