Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category
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Augen, Rudolf Koppitz, 1928.
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Paper drop Prinzessinnenstrasse, Wolfgang Tillmans, 2014.
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Nine objects, Photography by Joel Meyerowitz, 2013.
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Longnook beach, Photography by Joel Meyerowitz, 1984.
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Camel Coats, Photography by Joel Meyerowitz, New York City, 1975.
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Forest Bed Blanket, Photography by Collier Schorr, 2001.
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Julien Sabaud in “Release Your Stress”, Photography by Collier Schorr, i-D Magazine, 2008.
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Chloë Sevigny, Photography by Wolfgang Tillmans, 1995.
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Untitled, Photography William Eggleston, 1971-1974.
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West Wall, Gelatin silver print, Photography by Lewis Baltz, 1974.
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Body Meets Dress–Dress Meets Body, Spring/summer; Comme des Garçons, Photograph by Paolo Roversi,1997.
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Ren Hang.
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Comme des Garçon Fall Winter campaign 1988.
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Untitled, Photography by Rene Burri, Magnum Photos, Rio De Janeiro. 1960.
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Céline Spring 2017, Photography by Talia Chetrit, 2016.
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Young Sazuma samurai, Photography by Felice Beato, 1850s.
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Ldn17: Travel Diary Playlist #1, Photography by Bibi Yamamoto, 2017.
Ldn17 is a visual diary that celebrates the intimate experience of traveling. The booklet merges photographs of Dalston and Shoreditch, London followed by lyrics of various hip hop artists – music listened during its documentation. The project is followed by a public playlist on Spotify.
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Faith in Strangers album cover, Andy Stott, 2012.
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Flowers, Photography by Irving Penn, 1960s.
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Let’s Panic Magazine editorial, Photography by Suffo Moncloa, 2016.
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Loewe limited edition collaboration with John Allen, Photography by Jamie Hawkesworth, Styling by Benjamin Bruno, 2015.
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Dead horse, Photography by Robert Frank, 1949.
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Various shaped hoses and snake, Photography by Takashi Homma, 2016.
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Bibi Yamamoto.
Useless from Masculin Féminin series, analog photography, Tokyo, 2015. Edition of 10. Masculin, féminin is an unstaged documentation of marginal and shabby findings with a note of domestic intimacy and nostalgia. It dwells with curiosity and wonders about what lies beneath the explicit truth in ordinary life. The title is a provocation to gender classification […]