Photographic art from Fifty Shades Darker

This arresting photographic artwork by Lilli Waters appears in Christian Grey’s dining room in Fifty Shades Darker.

Lilli Waters is a photographic artist based in Melbourne, Australia. She seeks to present not only an evocative image, but “a strange and sometimes dark narrative, an intermingling of haunting backgrounds and landscapes combined with romantic notions”.  Her series “ANJA” features young women, often partially nude, in a mix of natural and domestic settings. Lilli tells us the ANJA series confronts the fears and stigmas associated with the perceptions of womenʼs bodies in todayʼs world of unrealistic and idealised standards of how women ʻshould lookʼ. “I am not interested in sexualising the form of my subjects, but am on a quest to find self-compassion and emotional awareness, in both myself and in my audience. Photographing these women helps me in my search for these things, and perhaps helps my subjects to find a moment of self acceptance and recognition, which is deserved and should be encouraged much more within our culture.

ANJA is about an ongoing exploration of women’s potential, the expansion of their perceptions of self. This series is a search for self-awareness and compassion by reconnecting to our place in the natural world through vulnerability and discovery.”

We are delighted to announce that you can own a limited edition print of this photographic artwork ‘Anja 22’ as featured in Fifty Shades Darker  – available from Film and Furniture.