Les Inrockuptibles (France) cover and portfolio feature of the Traveling Model project.
Vogue Czechoslovakia interview with Jana Patočková about my projects Maybe, Happiness Is… and Oxymoron.
Notch Magazine (Paris and New York): Issue 003 Currents cover and portfolio feature
De Standaard (Belgium): Weekend newspaper issue portfolio feature of Maybe, Happiness Is…
Tramando is an Argentine designer clothing boutique, with exclusive designs, prints, and handmade garments. I photographed the latest pieces and the images from the shoot were used as a pattern for Martin Churba’s (the designer) next design presentation during Arteba in Buenos Aires. The final textiles were exhibited at his downtown boutique.
Art direction: Barbara Arcuschin
Styling: Eugenia Fernandez Tarnowski
MUA: Sabrina Quinteros
Oppium Paris is a brand created by a self-taught artist, hand-designed and manufactured. The brand encapsulates the universe of powerful women, full of progressive and creative innovative force, which fuels their inner flame. Sharing the love of the curvatures of the female form and inspired by the design of fine lingerie and harnesses, the pieces adhere to any silhouette, therefore each piece is unique and made to measure.
Hanzelova atelier is a handcrafted jewelry brand based in Bratislava, Slovakia since 2021. Photographing Nikol’s new collection was a collab I was very much looking forward to as I have been wearing her pieces for quite some time and they really became a big part of me and my personality. Her latest collection is about animalistic female energy, the cyclical function of things, the endless return from end to beginning, self-destruction and self-renewal. I approached the shoot from the perspective of what energy the pieces radiate to me, how I imagine them being worn, and by who. Simply, I photographed the attitude of the jewelry.
- Print issue: 200 pages, 200 x 260 mm
- Softcover
- 390 pages Catalogue
- Hardcover
- 210 x 297 mm
- Incorporates original illustrations
- Variety of 5 different dust jackets
In his debut book ‘Grot’, Jonny Kaye captures the gimps, pro-dommes and fetishists who make up his treasured community. ‘Grot’ can be understood as something unpleasant, dirty, or of poor quality. The same-named debut monograph by Jonny Kaye provides a unique insight into the UK kink and fetish scene. Between the years 2020-2023, he compiled over twelve thousand analogue images to document the private community.
In the mainstream imagination, kink is often linked to the shock factor, the extreme forms of eroticism, chains, latex and leather. While all these do show up to a certain extent in Jonny Kaye’s work, his aim has always been documenting people’s true essence.
- Hardcover
- 204 x 254 mm, 272 pages
- Edition 1/500
- Softcover
- 230 x 300 mm, 120 pages
Clients
Les Inrockuptibles, Patta, Tramando, Leica, What’s Culture, More Than Goals, Nederlands Dance Theater, Oppium Paris, Hanzelova Atelier, and Korzo, among others.