Fallen Princesses

July 15, 2013 |

Though this series is a bit dark, and probably disturbing to some, it’s hard to disagree that it’s highly creative and really well executed. The series, by Israeli-born, Vancouver-based photographer/conceptual artist Dina Goldstein, strips fairy tales of their ‘happily ever after’ ending, replacing them with a realistic outcome and addresses current issues.

Via dinagoldstein.com and fallenprincesses.com

Posted in Design and tagged Alladin, Ariel, Aurora, Beauty and the Beast, Belle, Cinderella, Dina Goldstein, Disney Princesses, fairy tales, Jasmine, Little Red Riding Hood, Pocahantas, princess, princesses, Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, social commentary, The Little Mermaid, The Princess and the Pea

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