4. Arnaud Lajeunie

Arnaud Lajeunie

arnaudlajeunie@gmail.com

News

- October 2012 - Toil & Tears, commissioned by The Room
- October 2012 - Portraits of Irié for Mémoire Universelle, comissioned by Benoît Béthume.
- September 2012 - Portfolio published in Doing Fashion Paper #2 , Basel CH
- March 2012 - Clipperton, commissioned by Le Monde
- January 2012 - The Company published in Car Parc #4.
- November 2011 - What's Next ? The Future of the Photography Museum, group show at FOAM
  Museum, Amsterdam.
- November 2011 - Paris Photo : a selection of The Company is shown by galerie Anne de
  Villepoix
- October 2011 - Résonance / Dissonance, group show at Galerie Anne de Villepoix, Paris
- September 2011 - Art Protect, group show at Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris.
- June 2011 - Sibyl, featuring Malgosia Bela and Roberto Bolle in Visionaire 60, guest edited by 
  Riccardo Tisci
- May 2011 - Interview by Michael Kowalinski for Dazed & Confused digital
- April 2011 - Group show with L'imparfaite / 26th Festival International de Mode et de 
  Photographie - Hyères 2011

8. Jean-Yves Lemoigne

Jean-Yves Lemoigne is an advertising photographer since 2004. He works with the top creatives agencies in the world : DDB, BBH, EuroRSCG, Saatchi&Saatchi, BBDO, TBWA, Wieden & Kennedy … His advertising work does not look like classic advertising and has been awarded many times (CannesLions, Epica, Euorbest, Clio, New-York Festival,…)
He also work with magazines : Amusement, Le Monde2, Technikart Mademoiselle, WAD.
His surrealistic photos turn our boring everyday life into another dimension.

2. Rachel Hulin

"Shower Flight." Rachel Hulin is a photographer and writer based in Providence, R.I., and New York City. "Flying Baby" grew out of her wish to keep her art going amid the demands of rearing her son, Henry, who is 13 months old. When he was 6 months, she said, "We'd lift him up, and he'd squeal with delight. I thought, What if I photographed him and removed the grown-up?" (Rachel Hulin)

8. Frieke Janssens

Titled “The beauty of an ugly addiction”, photographer Frieke Janssens confronts viewers with questions about the general smoking ban introduced in Belgium some months ago. Surrealistic, melancholic and theatrical but especially controversial pictures of smoking kids are used to visualise the contradiction of the unhealthy cigarette and the immense attraction of smoking.

The children, aged four to nine, are shameless posing while enjoying their cigarette or cigarillo. So why kids? By portraying adults as children all the attention went to the smoking. An adult would draw to much attention to the portrayed person. Thus these portraits evoke question such as: is the smoking ban the right way to get rid of an absurd addiction and are smokers treated like little kids who can’t make the difference between good and bad? While Frieke doesn’t give answers, the portraits are strong enough to start your thinking process!

Frieke got the idea after seeing a youtube movie in which a two year old Indonesian boy smokes up to 40 cigarettes a day. It struck her that the reactions on this youthfull smoker were culturally stipulated: Americans reacted shocked while Indonesians and the parents of the little boy saw the smoking habit as something normal.

See more work by Frieke HERE

7. Sylvie Zijlmans

About:


"Over the last five years Sylvie Zijlmans has created photo works of an intimate world in which something unspeakable has taken place. Mysterious events that are certainly possible but highly improbable. Bacteria are spat back and forth across the table. Smoke rises from mugs, glasses and bottles. The people in these images have witnessed something terrifying. They confront us menacingly, like giants. Though greatly enlarged these photo works are extremely sharp. In combination with the method of presentation - sometimes merely a loosely suspended backlit transparency - this sharpness is confronting and alienating. Zijlmans' oeuvre is contentious, experimental, and creative. it teems with the ideas and multiple associations.

Sylvie Zijlmans' extraordinary visual eloquence has led to her being invited to participation Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen's H&F Mecenaat, a patronage program that allows the museum to collect and exhibit the work of internationally important contemporary artists. I would like to thank the artist for her commitment to this project. The museum is greatly indebted to its patron Han Nefkens who has made both the exhibition and publication possible through his financial support".


See more work HERE

1. Matthew Brodie

Nice work from London based photographer Matthew Brodie.

See more work Matthew HERE

10. Iconatomy by George Chamoun

Marylin Monroe vs. Scarlett Johansson

Cary Grant vs. George Clooney

Audrey Hepburn vs. Natalie Portman

James Dean vs. Robert Pattinson

Liz Taylor vs. Angelina Jolie

George on George

Hi. I’m George Chamoun. I’m a 26 year old guy from Stockholm, Sweden. Currently studying for a B.A. in Jewellery Art at Konstfack. Check out this photo manipulations with old and new hollywood stars.

See more of George HERE

10. Tim McPherson

Tim McPherson (Tim MacPherson) - British advertising photographer. His works are published in a book Lurzers Best Advertising Photographers Book. His clients include Honda, McDonalds, Nikon, Phillips, GQ, IRS, The Sunday Times, etc. Tim - inveterate traveler, and of each trip is trying to bring as much as possible more interesting photos.


See more of Tim's work HERE

1. Mitsuko Nagone

Mitsuko Nagone grew up in a small southern city in Japan. She moved to Tokyo and studied photography at the College of Tokyo Visual Arts. She then moved to New York City to continue her studies at LaGuardia Community College. Her photographs appeared in magazines published in NYC and Tokyo.
Currently, Mitsuko resides in Japan, works as a freelance photographer, and contributes to Getty Images. She also graduated with a BA in Photography from Kyoto University of Art and Design. She is available for photography assignments and commission. Photography remains her passion where she currently exhibits her personal work in area galleries.

See more work by Mitsuko HERE