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"I like Micky Hoogendijk's work very much. It draws me in and talks to me." - Terry O'Neill. A recurring theme in the photographs of Micky Hoogendijk is that she sees herself through the eyes of others. This book tells her personal story in images, where her doll house, dreams, memories, reality and fiction, models and gender play an important role. It is, among other things, an ode to Hoogendijk's mother, who gave her the camera she now uses just before she passed away. "I allow my model's instinct and personality to melt together with my camera and drive my creative inspiration. I coax trust, contact and vulnerability from my subjects in order to produce an image from which the viewer can then create his own world." - Micky Hoogendijk.
Her dollhouse, dreams and memories, reality and fiction, models and gender all play important roles in this provocative new release.--Art + Design Magazine, The book can be seen as a self-portrait with the complex message of what it means to be a woman today: a story of both being strong and vulnerable, present and masked.--Gup Magazine
Micky Hoogendijk (1970) was born in Amsterdam. Her grandfather, art dealer Dirk Hoogendijk, enriched many museums, including the Rijksmuseum, with the works of the Dutch Masters. She lives in California, and her work has been exhibited in Los Angeles, Washington DC, Istanbul, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Mexico City and Houston. In 2008 she was awarded Best Actress in a feature film at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival for her role in Blindspot. Since 2009 she has worked as a photographer and an artist.
"I like Micky Hoogendijk's work very much. It draws me in and talks to me." - Terry O'Neill. A recurring theme in the photographs of Micky Hoogendijk is that she sees herself through the eyes of others. This book tells her personal story in images, where her doll house, dreams, memories, reality and fiction, models and gender play an important role. It is, among other things, an ode to Hoogendijk's mother, who gave her the camera she now uses just before she passed away. "I allow my model's instinct and personality to melt together with my camera and drive my creative inspiration. I coax trust, contact and vulnerability from my subjects in order to produce an image from which the viewer can then create his own world." - Micky Hoogendijk.
Micky Hoogendijk (1970) was born in Amsterdam. Her grandfather, art dealer Dirk Hoogendijk, enriched many museums, including the Rijksmuseum, with the works of the Dutch Masters. She lives in California, and her work has been exhibited in Los Angeles, Washington DC, Istanbul, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Mexico City and Houston. In 2008 she was awarded Best Actress in a feature film at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival for her role in Blindspot. Since 2009 she has worked as a photographer and an artist.
