Doll Divider

Jun 5

I’d like to have a voice within me that keeps repeating don’t worry

Jun 3

I have recently been uploading on youtube one “Processed Dolls” art for each track of my album “Doll Divider”.

“The starting point for Louvel’s 3rd album “Doll Divider” was derived from A4 paintings which she made using pages from fashion magazines and repainting on top of the photos of the models. Collectively these paintings are called “Processed Dolls”. She applies a similar processing technique in the creation of her music; crafting her idiosyncratic electronic songs by sonically abusing and transforming with vocals always the spinal column.”

Je vois la vie en rose, in neon rose
May 28

Je vois la vie en rose, in neon rose

May 15

RECYCLE

my new VINTAGE dress, a gift from Val.

I finally had the hem done today ( just below the knee)  at my local seamstress “speedy repairs and alterations”. with an added neon blue button.

LOST+FOUND issue N 02. A gift wrap special. December 2008 http://lostandfoundmag.com/ http://www.viewcreative.com/ I am planning to frame these 3 Thank you Val.
Apr 19

LOST+FOUND issue N 02. A gift wrap special. December 2008

http://lostandfoundmag.com/

http://www.viewcreative.com/

I am planning to frame these 3

Thank you Val.

IF the FRENCH
Apr 18

IF the FRENCH

Mar 9

My DIY Strategy. Interaction Policy. At home. My studio

I’ ll be your mirror reflect what you are.Reflected here is my “Mirror Session” photographed by Antoine Giacomoni. …I was going through my archives and found this beautiful photo of a much younger me by Antoine. Almost 18 in Rue de la roquette Paris. The other pictures are with Dimitri Tikovoi, we both look like a couple of angels from a Cocteau film. I am hiding behind endless hair,  a young woman, appearing somewhat lost in a dark forest. It’s only recently that I realised when I was having a chat with Alan that we had both been through the mirror of Antoine Giacomoni, Alan was photographed by Antoine in London at the time of Depeche…and here is his photo, viewThank you Antoine and many thanks to Marie Tikova. Marie would drive me in her old Triumph from Charenton to La Bastille for cups of tea, music, talks at Antoine’s. It was the beginning of a new era for me. I was trying, and I had not yet found what I was searching for. _”Antoine Giacomoni is a French photographer. For the past 30 years he has taken photographs through a mirror. He calls his way “mirror sessions” like a musician: he started with rock stars. Nico was the first and then Antoine made the portraits of Lou Reed, John Lydon, Depeche Mode and many others. In that period he lived in London and Paris.” (source http://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/3893/Fuori-Rotta—Off-Course-)_”At that time, when Antoine was introduced to Nico by some friends…As is understandable, Giacomoni wanted to photograph her but, initially, Nico did not want to see either a photographer or a camera. Nevertheless, they became soul friends and after a period of time, Antoine eventually convinced her to have her portrait taken through her reflection in a purposely built mirror surrounded by lights. That way she would not be conscious of the camera and the photographer.This was the birth of Antoine’s Mirror Images. On seeing the session images, Nico’s reaction was appreciative and the resurfacing of her portraits in the music world caused a ripple that lives on to this day. This encouraged Antoine to pursue his quest for this type of “likeness” that endeavors to capture the raw soul and essence of the person.”by Kevin Casha ( source http://josannecassar.com/features/the-man-and-his-mirror/)
Dec 16

I’ ll be your mirror reflect what you are.
Reflected here is my “Mirror Session” photographed by Antoine Giacomoni. …I was going through my archives and found this beautiful photo of a much younger me by Antoine. Almost 18 in Rue de la roquette Paris.

The other pictures are with Dimitri Tikovoi, we both look like a couple of angels from a Cocteau film. I am hiding behind endless hair,  a young woman, appearing somewhat lost in a dark forest.

It’s only recently that I realised when I was having a chat with Alan that we had both been through the mirror of Antoine Giacomoni, Alan was photographed by Antoine in London at the time of Depeche…and here is his photo, view

Thank you Antoine and many thanks to Marie Tikova. Marie would drive me in her old Triumph from Charenton to La Bastille for cups of tea, music, talks at Antoine’s. It was the beginning of a new era for me. I was trying, and I had not yet found what I was searching for.


_”Antoine Giacomoni is a French photographer. For the past 30 years he has taken photographs through a mirror. He calls his way “mirror sessions” like a musician: he started with rock stars. Nico was the first and then Antoine made the portraits of Lou Reed, John Lydon, Depeche Mode and many others. In that period he lived in London and Paris.” (source http://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/3893/Fuori-Rotta—Off-Course-)

_”At that time, when Antoine was introduced to Nico by some friends…
As is understandable, Giacomoni wanted to photograph her but, initially, Nico did not want to see either a photographer or a camera. Nevertheless, they became soul friends and after a period of time, Antoine eventually convinced her to have her portrait taken through her reflection in a purposely built mirror surrounded by lights. That way she would not be conscious of the camera and the photographer.
This was the birth of Antoine’s Mirror Images. On seeing the session images, Nico’s reaction was appreciative and the resurfacing of her portraits in the music world caused a ripple that lives on to this day. This encouraged Antoine to pursue his quest for this type of “likeness” that endeavors to capture the raw soul and essence of the person.”by Kevin Casha ( source http://josannecassar.com/features/the-man-and-his-mirror/)

Button Badge “Doll Divider” Now available here
Sep 12

Button Badge “Doll Divider” Now available here

Button Badge “Doll Divider” Now available here
Sep 10

Button Badge “Doll Divider” Now available here