ODALISQUE Magazine

In the park today, taken by my model/photographer friend Anna. We like to take pictures in the park… Later on I’ll have to show you some polaroids she took of me last summer, also in a park of course :)
I’m wearing my Chinese vintage jacket and a white Acne sweater.

Out in stores next week…

I had a similar bag in silver when I was about 9 or 10 years old. My friend gave it to me as a gift after a trip to NYC. I matched it well with my silver bomber jacket… :)

Leo + Claire.

I love this print. Bikini or swimsuit, it doesn’t matter.

Woke up at 06.30 today and got myself ready for a mini shoot for Helkväll Stockholm at Story Hotel. Great morning with great people :) This Sunday turns out to be nothing but lazy… I will show you the result tomorrow. Now I’m off to work, again.
All photos are taken by Carolin Fleischer.

Yesterday I spent my evening browsing trough the new Helmut Newton exhibition. Fotografiska treated us with champagne, pink drinks and a tiny private tour.
I think Newton’s work is truly beautiful. The images are very attractive for the eye. And as you might now, I’m a sucker for black and whites. Although the pictures might not feel very provocative today, I’m sure they were 30 years ago. His work is, at least for me, very easy to like.
A happy surprise was that birthday girl Mimmi came by :)

On Thursday I’m going to the opening of the Helmut Newton exhibition at Fotografiska. The dress code is black and white and I’m thinking about getting a black lipstick for the occasion… Thursday is also my last day at the university for this semester.

Last night Marie and I went for the opening of Tala Madani’s exhibition called Rip Image. There we got a chance to hear her talk about the show together with the curators. You must go and see her work, I like, like, like it. It is sometimes a bit sadistic but also very humorous. Her painting technique is very childlike and she said something about the men in her images (there are only men and a few babies), something about men behaving like babies… It is a true achievement to be both serious and comic at the same time, which she manages.
Rip Image is the largest exhibition ever with Tala’s work which includes paintings, drawings and film. She explained her work as a parallel reality where she explores social acting and prejudices.