Benjamin

Student at KdG in photography

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Ling Ling and Xie Chaoyu by Tim Walker for Vogue Italia November 2018

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Rei Kawakubo for Comme Des Garçons Spring 2015 ready to wear.

Kawakubo does not do "political" collections, as that is equally facile and idiotic and makes disaster into a "trend." But this collection we have entered into another blood-soaked period of history and you cannot help but read that in a collection that must have been fermenting in the designer's mind for months. It felt powerfully unnerving—and sometimes isn't that what fashion has every right to be?

Rei is making fashion art and art fashion

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John Galliano at Maison Margiela by Tim Walker

I live the two mind crossing each other way, such two big creative and free mind creating together is amazing. I love the movement the interaction the point of view with a great simplistic set and making it interesting like that.

Two kings collaborating

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Jeff Muhs sculpture

I love the way that he worked with unexpected materials together like corset/stones,.. he create a tension and volume between a series of object. I like the shapes in general and the variations.

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joel peter witkin, 1998

I love how everything is done real and no photoshop but looks surreal, its unreal and dark at the same time. It’s genius to have done and worked with body deformation, mental illness, nature and still life at the same time.

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Givenchy by Alexander McQueen Fall 1999

Curiosity, and fear, of the future was very much in the air when Alexander McQueen presented his Fall 1999 fin de siècle collection for Givenchy. Y2K had been generating lots of column inches, as is British “enfant terrible” McQueen, who was shaking up the French house of Givenchy, which for so long was associated with elegance

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Hans Ruedi Giger

I love the alienation, the exposition of the sexuality in an alternate world. Everything is design suddenly like machines but also very provocative. There is a big intensity and deformation of everything in the composition and the shapes.

Giger is exposing the fantasme of everyone to the daylight.

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‘Dark Angel’ by Tim Walker for Vogue UK, March 2015

Tim Walker brings the magic of McQueen’s artistry to life in ‘Dark Angel’ for Vogue UK, March 2015. Followed from the F/W 2010 Collection of McQueen. Tim walker work perfectly with real fashion, he is reading the clothes with he’s pictures. He understands how to use it and balance it with his universe. I love how he worked with darkness, movement and this color palette.

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The Garden of Earthly Delights by Tim Walker , 2015

I love Tim in general because he have the power to mix fashion photography art music in a surrealistic way that inspires me a lot. The point of view and the elements in the installation are super strong and demand a lot of work. I love the poses, the art products, the fashion, the colors...

He can make the ugliness look beautiful. Thanks Tim.

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Berlinde De Bruyckere

Inspired by the big classical painting from the pass Berlinde is an artist sculptor that is working in a gloomy way of seeing life and body. I love the deformation and the way to express the body in a modern way. I am really attracted by the all mood of her work.

We need to reinvent the vision of the world of today.

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Alexander McQueen AW 2009

Alexander McQueen may be the last designer standing who is brave or foolhardy enough to present a collection that is an unadulterated piece of hard and ballsy showmanship. The heated arguments that broke out afterward were testament to that. There were those who found his picture of women with sex-doll lips and sometimes painfully theatrical costumes ugly and misogynistic.

I love the way the theatrical mood and fashion are meeting, we are missing that in today’s fashion. Miss McQueen 🌹

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Nick Knight for Alexander mcqueen ( 2015, 1998 )

Nick Knight captured the world and the mind of McQueen with a dark eyes but in a matching eye as Alexander. I love the mood of the different shoots he did with the trash and dark elements. He made a visual of one of the king of fashion perfectly. The mixed between fashion, photography and portrait of a designer is super interesting.

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“Body Meets Dress, Dress Meets Body,” photographed by Paolo Roversi, 1996

“Ceremony of Separation,” photographed by Paolo Roversi, 2015

Paolo Roversi and Rei Kawakubo push themselves in fashion and photography, i love the movement, the light and the all other universe created around this. It’s a meeting of two big minded people that create amazing art.