11E 32nd Street, NYC, 2010

In 11E 32nd Street, NYC, Elle Muliarchyk photographs model Meghan Collison as she visits twelve fortune tellers throughout the city, each time costumed as a different feminine fashion archetype. Collison received a different fortune from each clairvoyant and the series comments on the importance of external appearances in the sphere of public perception.

Having already made a name for herself in the world of modeling, Elle Muliarchyk burst onto the fashion photography scene with Dressing Rooms, a series of guerilla style self-portraits taken in the dressing rooms of upscale boutiques.

The lush, ethereal photographs show Muliarchyk outfitted in lavish couture, surrounded by props and backdrops she surreptitiously brought into the stores, while also hinting at the provocative nature of her future projects.

In addition to her other photographic series, one of which involves clothing statues of saints and martyrs in churches in the latest trendy accessories, Muliarchyk also creates video works, always remaining rooted in the world of high-fashion.

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