FINGERPICTURES 2
In the “Photography, Photographed” project (this is the second essay on Fingerpictures) we kept investigating the limits of paper, only to be surprised by its endless possibilities. The starting point is always a photo of a photo where an additional element taken from reality, let’s say a finger, is placed into the picture. The result is a crossbred image playing between two and three dimensions, a mix of paper and flesh at times so convincing that, once you reach the last image of the series (dedicated to the advent of color in photography) you can’t immedaitely say whether the hand is a real one or part of the photo (or both).
Many thanks to Van Cleef & Arpels, Tom Ford and Jimmy Choo for the images we started from as an inspiration for this experiments, plus two pictures we took from Miles Aldridge and Craig McDean, featured on Vogue Italy. To all of them our respect to their work which we wish to promote through our personal contribution. The Brandpowder Team.
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cool photos!
Thank you Kukkuk!
I have to be careful in typing your name correctly. It’s an interesting palindrome.
Carlo
everytime interesting stuff indeed.
cool & cult blog, carletto.
quando ci facciamo una pinta? d
Anytime, buddy!
Carlo
Awesome work, Carlo!
Thank you Filippo, fingers are the real protagonists in photography. They adjust focus and exposure and, in the end, click the button. Fingerpictures is dedicated to them 🙂
Come visit our studio. We’ll drink a nice cup of coffee together.
Carlo