The Blind Corner – Fame and drama

Lisa Guedel-Dolle – The Blind Corner – Fame and drama

The Blind Corner immerses you deep in the dark and tragic fates of celebrities whose lives have taken a turn for the worse. Jealousy, desire, madness… have driven the protagonists of these misadventures into the depths of insanity. Betrayal, sex, murder… are commonplace in this world where the boundaries between fantasy and reality are non-existent. The Blind Corner shakes the dust off the past by reviving remarkable celebrity news stories of the past 50 years, bringing archival documents to new light through dense visual investigations that provide a unique and exclusive vision. The Blind Corner offers monthly five stories to (re)discover. Mysteries, twists, intrigue… will keep you breathless until the very end, whether happy or tragic.

Diploma project (2014) by Lisa Guedel-Dolle

The Blind Corner immerses you deep in the dark and tragic fates of celebrities whose lives have taken a turn for the worse. Jealousy, desire, madness… have driven the protagonists of these misadventures into the depths of insanity. Betrayal, sex, murder… are commonplace in this world where the boundaries between fantasy and reality are non-existent.


The Blind Corner shakes the dust off the past by reviving remarkable celebrity news stories of the past 50 years, bringing archival documents to new light through dense visual investigations that provide a unique and exclusive vision.


The Blind Corner offers monthly five stories to (re)discover. Mysteries, twists, intrigue… will keep you breathless until the very end, whether happy or tragic.
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