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Mannequin Studies in Black and White

By August 21, 2025No Comments

Mannequin Studies Black and White Fine Art Prints

This series dates back to 2020, created during a period when I was working with mannequins as sculptural forms. The figure used here was one I rescued from a rubbish skip — collected as a set of discarded limbs and carefully reassembled.

The resulting works explore the mannequin as both object and surrogate figure. With softened focus, the photographs sit between presence and absence, intimacy and distance. Details blur into suggestion, leaving room for interpretation and imagination.

Three fine art prints from this series are offered as individual works. They can be collected as a triptych for those who want to see the sequence together, though each stands alone as a complete piece.

Artwork Details

The fine art prints from this series are available for purchase:

  • Open edition black and white fine art prints
  • Printed on Canson Infinity Rag Photographique 310 gsm archival paper
  • Image size: 18 × 27 cm (approx. 7 × 10.5 in) plus a 3 cm white border
  • Unframed: $80 AUD (GST inclusive)
  • Framed: $120 AUD (GST inclusive)
  • Frames: Ikea 30 × 40 cm (approx. 12 × 16 in), black or white, with a 4 cm mat
  • Frame depth: 3 cm (approx. 1.2 in)
  • Shipping not included

These fine art prints may be collected as a triptych or purchased individually.
To purchase, or to ask any questions, feel free to get in touch.

Black and white mannequin fine art print, lips detail.
Black and white mannequin fine art print, face close-up
Black and white mannequin fine art print, torso detail
Category: Mannequin Photography
Style: Fine Art Photography
Subject: Mannequin Studies, 2020
Medium: Black and white fine art prints on Canson Infinity Rag Photographique 310 gsm
© Tahnia Roberts, 2025
Tahnia Roberts

Author Tahnia Roberts

I explore and document urban and natural environments, often focusing on reflections, shadows, and patterns. My camera walks allow me to capture found objects and scenes that tell stories through everyday details. In my journal, I share these explorations and offer a glimpse into my process.

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