Kinrod
When photography mingles with painting, the message is inevitably warped, even corrupted. Nonetheless, some blends succeed beyond any common expectation, and the colors, poses and lightings initiate a dialog of the most surprising.
San José, Costa Rica
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Ida Lin
Panoptism of the contemporary body conceiving the body as a “plastic” matter, montage of the body in a blurred shape, tattoo of the digital body setting the issue of a floral “survival” after its digital planting… as many tracks for an exploration of a world that seemed so familiar until then.
France
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Dale Bolivar
In his expressive and sensual collages, Dale Bolivar often mixes plant themes of flowers and leaves, adding a softness in contrast with his manly models.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Jo Brunenberg
Geometric luminous shapes projected on models’ bodies, seclusion of poses within the matter in multiple exposures, visual notes of series to come, integration of bodies in Leonardo Da Vinci’s sketches, vegetal shapes and physical close-ups in triptychs… Jo Brunenberg experiments, puts to the test, opens doors without closing them, contributing to his series in parallel.
Weert, Limburg, Netherlands
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Michal Macku
Thanks to his gellage’s technique that associates collage and gelatine, Michal Macku obtains relief and distorsions effects, an almost organic depth he blends together with a vision of body mixing tear and breakup, geometrization of the limbs and abstraction of the individuals in aid of misshapen crowds, revealing incommunicado, loneliness, conflict and quest connotations.
Czech Republic
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the body internet (Kenneth Hemmerick)
Real work on deconstruction and reconstruction of kaleidoscopic pictures stemmed from gay porn materials, Kenneth Hemmerick’s work asks about picture, about the data it conveys and the consumption we make of it.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Misha Gordin
Nearly fossilized bodies, frozen in sore poses, chained to reality in desert settings; grimacing, yelling, blind heads; shadows of surrealist dreams in absolute settings.
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Ed Freeman
Ed Freeman’s photographs, colored, textured, expurgated of all that which is superfluous until obtaining a quintessence of which we think to be oil-painted or chalk-drawn; but also B&W studies where the model is thrown in a grandiose and hostile nature, dehumanized, in distress.
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Johan van Breukelen
Johan van Breukelen plays on distorsions, collage, bodies colorization and on reflection to pass the mere physical shape and to reach a more secret essence of manliness, a hidden depth.
Utrecht, Netherlands
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