The exhibition of the Mead Carney gallery is open from June to the beginning of September in Porto Montenegro, the show combines two exhibitions of this gallery united by the common theme of a fairy tale. First up is an exhibition of art photography by Kirstz Mitchell from the "Wonderland" series. The works were collected over five years and outline the artist's previous career in the fashion industry with Alexander McQueen and Karen Millen. These fluttering images are at once hyperreal and undeniably fantastical. Part haute couture, part film set, part whimsy, Mitchell carefully constructs each photo from the ground up, using an array of props and a small army of helpers. Since the completion of the project in November 2014, awards and gained over 280,000 followers on social networks. The second part of the exhibition comes from fellow British photographer Hugh Arnold and his "Agua Nacida" series. Arnold's intensely colored large nudes were shot underwater in Fiji and Gozo. The result is an intimate study of the female form, the liberating freedom of movement underwater and the aesthetics of the sea seen from below. Each visually arresting image marks a symbolic transition from conception, to carefree childhood, the discovery of adolescence, the sensuality of femininity and the pain of childbirth, describing each stage in the process through the acutely observed physical activities of his models. "Gravity limits us above the water, but below the surface it's almost like a fairy tale world. Colors, light, even our breath that we can't physically see above the water gives a beautiful dimension," says Arnold.