The divine she-woman, powerful and indestructible, facing you head on, projectile weapon in hand, no hesitation in her eye. She’s aiming at YOU, son. This post contains an exhibition of women with guns called “Angel.” In it is a vast collection of film and television stills showing nothing other than basically the exact same composition of frame, woman, and gun. And you, staring right down the barrel.

This exhibition is made by designer/artist Marie le Mounier who is enamored with images that appear in different instances yet appear to have the majority of their pixels in the same place, if you know what I mean.

Explore below this exhibition of ladies and duck if you dare.

Marie le Mounierborn in brest, france in 1970, lives in brussels since 2003. educated in photography at masschusetts college of arts, boston, usa and école nationale supérieure de la photographie, arles, france.

worked for art related institutions, galleries and artists until 2003 beginning of her artistic career.

exhibitions include solo show at the rencontres internationales de la photographie, arles. group exhibitions at toronto school of art gallery, couvent de la tourette, lyon, CipM, marseille, station mir, hérouville saint-clair, centre d’art contemporain de ventabren, les photaumnales, beauvais, mois de la photo winnipeg, canada.

recent exhibitions : solo “angel”, botanique, brussels, 2009, group honorons honoré, de garage, mechelen, september – october 2008.

This post is part of the World Famous Design Junkies black and white category.