SHOPPrint & Digital usesAll photography in this website is copyrighted with different licenses for use and formats available. Book SeriesAvailable to buy online at Ds Shop |
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BLURREAL [HARDCOVER EDITION] |
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This book showcases a visual research on the “infamous” long shutter speed technique and explores the possibilities of a traditional process combined with creative movement interventions. |
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HIGH STREET |
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Taken in one of Europe’s busiest shopping districts [Oxford & Regent Street] these series intents to capture the vigorous spirit of high street shoppers as they interact with vibrant windows and typographical persuasion. The results are sprinkled details of accessories and textures reacting to the walking movements of individuals. |
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THE CITY |
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A series reflecting the movement of transports, flux of crowds, their journeys and the energetic pulse of London, the city of all speeds. Where you can rush through crowded streets into jammed transports, cycle via busy roads, walk the back streets and green parks or simply contemplate the vivacity of it’s people from a sole point of view. |
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FREESTYLE |
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A book following the dynamic moves of skaters and bikers blending them into vibrant graffiti backgrounds. A fusion of iridescent colors, mastered movements and creative techniques captured in the Thames Southbank, London. |
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ART LOVER |
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A series focusing on the interactions between visitors, space and art occurring in the Turbine Hall [Tate Modern, London]. The blurreal technique suggests a link between the building’s purpose in the past as a power station and it’s current function as an art gallery. A parallel seems to emerge from the energy generated by the people and their actions within a creative environment. |
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ART LOVER |
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A series on the most recurrent summer get away: the beach. Where charmed by the radiant sun and dotted sand, the photographer captured the colorful activities of holidaymakers and the resident fauna. |
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NATURE |
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A book attempting to capture the less perceived changes occurring in NATURE such as the wind and time. Walking through the parks of England, the author was inspired to simulate the fall of the Autumn leaves and the Spring uprise. |
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