Artig Gallery recently came by for a visit and a chat. Here is the interview in full:
When did you start working with photography from an artistic perspective?
In 1999 I started working with digital collage techniques using stock … Read more
I am in love with the abstract. My first photographic passion was using a macro lens to photograph the minuscule unseen treasures of the world we casually walk past every day. The two elements of macro photography that truly fascinated … Read more
Following in the momentum built by the Nude Art Photography Festival in France, I was contacted by the organizers of the Bucharest PhotoFest. I was invited to exhibit my ‘Twisted Flesh’ series and do an art talk about my process … Read more
Recently I was traveling with my girlfriend and ended up in Brasov, Romania for a couple of days. We had lived there for 10 months in 2012-2013 and were lucky enough to meet and get to know many wonderful and … Read more
The second article from the “model Impressions” series comes from one of my very first models who I have a wonderful creative relationship with. From our very first shoot we had that almost psychic connection and all of the projects … Read more
The ‘Midnight’ series is a project that I have been rolling over in my mind for years. For some reason, it always felt a bit too ambitious production-wise and I always ended up favoring other concepts instead. So one day … Read more
Photographing people in the nude is an intimate process that asks a lot from anyone that will eventually end up in front of the lens. There is of course the vital element of trust, being able to show that you … Read more
Last year was my least productive year in terms of shooting. This was mainly due to the fact that I had two major exhibitions to organize and I was also traveling for a big part of the year. When I … Read more
This has been a busy month as I had two big exhibitions opening one after the other in different countries. As soon as I was done with the opening night for my Twisted Flesh exhibition at the Fine Arts Museum … Read more
