Polaroid
A young Miguel Bosé by Andy Warhol. Speechless!
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Polaroid
A young Miguel Bosé by Andy Warhol. Speechless!
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The swimmer,
I had this image on my folder for many years when I was at high school. That’s when I wanted to be swimmer. It’s was an impressive picture for me in that time.
Tom Jager was a professional American swimmer and he had the best time in 50 metres freestyle till Popov appears on the pool.
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Anatomy,
Pieter Hugo, South Africa.- A wonderful imaginarium around people and landscapes of Ghana where you will appreciate every contrast and rough reality.
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Jump,
Joel Meyerowitz, USA.- One of my favourites photographers and also from my friend Nacho.
It reminds me a summer pool in Madrid where I spend hours under the water.
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Realidad o Susurro,
I worked once with Gorka Postigo Breedveld and he shooted for Varón Vol.2 an amazing images. I had the opportunity to meet Nicolas Santos few weeks ago and in five minutes he was showing some of the references of his Imaginarium.
The combination of two restless minds can be seen as a pre-view the image above.
They form part of the collective exhibition ”Dear” which brings together the following artists: Charlie Engman, Lukasz Wierzbowski, The Cabriolets, Ali Bosworth, Adriá Cañameras, Sofia Okkonen, Yuji Hamada, Lourdes Hernández, Sean Michael Beolchini, Tito Pérez Mora, Quentin de Briey, Agustín Fernández Mallo, Seth Fluker, Michelle Anderson, Ana Kras and Jennile Marigomen at Espacio Libertad 22 since this Friday 20th of April in Madrid.
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Bloody ear,
Christian Patterson.- American photographer.- Image from ”Redheaded Peckerwood” which is loosely inspired by the late 1950s killing spree of Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate.
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The Taiwanese Elvis,
Alex Zhang Hungtai is behind of Dirty Beaches. Poetic, darkness, soundtrack and precious.
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Pose
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Le Book,
That’s the real and unique book by Steven Meisel. A genious
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