Introduction
Greg Kadel
American photographer Greg Kadel divides his time between residences and studios in Los Angeles, New York, and Paris. Renowned for his playful, provocative approach to shooting female figures, he has been working for many of the world’s leading magazines for over a decade.
For his fashion productions Kadel prefers to work with female characters whom he depicts with a certain sense of irony, whether a dominatrix, a nymph, a maid, a circus assistant, or a fairytale princess. From poetic to provocative, impudent to innocent, passive to dominant – Kadel’s models display a theatrical presence and powerful gestures.
Hallways and hotel corridors are frequent backdrops, and street scenes are preferred to studios. For his current production with Italian Vogue, which includes both a photo series and a video, Kadel is experimenting with new perspectives from different viewpoints and with converging lines in front of post-modern architectural backgrounds. This continual search for new angles is what makes Kadel’s work so distinctive.
Christina Wendenburg
TRUNK ARCHIVE
TRUNK ARCHIVE is a boutique agency based in New York City that represents the archives of the world's leading fashion, celebrity, still life and landscape photographers. Every artist on their roster is acknowledged as being among the very best in his / her genre. To highlight the impressive diversity of images available at TRUNK ARCHIVE we have selected a group of amazing artists to feature in this launch collection.
Bio
| Born in Philadelphia, USA |
| Studied marine biology and fine art in New York, USA |
| Works as a photographer and director |
| His photographs have graced the pages of Harper's Bazaar, Vogue Italy, Vogue China and Vogue Japan, Numero, Visionaire |
| Based in New York, works in New York, Los Angeles, USA and Paris, France |
Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions
| 2008 | Traumfrauen. 50 Starfotografen zeigen ihre Vision von Schönheit - Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany |
| 2003 | Nueva Film Festival, Tokyo, Japan |
| 1999 | The Nara Photography Museum, Nara, Japan |
