Dolls and Gals: The Art of Caryn Drexl

Caryn Drexl is a remarkable and original experimental photographer based in Palm Coast, Florida. Her photography is conceptual and expressive, and explores themes of innocence, femininity, motherhood, and sexuality. It also has a vintage aspect/aesthetic. Teacups, baby dolls, divested braids of hair (and hair in general), things in models’ mouths are all motifs. Many of her photographs feature her as the subject.

Tea Time

Girls Will Be Girls

Conflicted

Behind Plastic 3

The End of Childlike Things

Offerings

Swimming in Broken Mirrors

Room to Grow

Holes

Bowed

Chopping Block

Glamorously Screwed

Bird’s Nest

A Woman’s Body series – Mapped, Split, and Ripped

Check out more of her work at www.caryndrexl.com.

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