Works in m0dels

In the series m0dels I create composite portraits of fashion models from existing images. I use mostly computer code to mix the images, in different ways. I use fashion models because they have recognizable faces, so the manipulation and deformation that results from the composure is traceable. And because they are the standard for beauty in our time, a classic subject for art throughout all ages, which is based on artfully created images, that I expose using their digital building blocks, pixels, bytes, channels. The result is a deconstruction of the image so that it is recognizable as a construct, and a portrait of the particular model which is more complete and essential than the original photographs.

More background information on m0dels.

Emily (byte)

Eight portraits of Emily Ratajkowski, inspired by the painting Le Viol by Magritte.

Elsa (byte)

Eight portraits of Elsa Hosk generated by code from existing pictures mixing values in different channels

Kiko (byte)

Eight portraits of Kiko Mizuhara generated by code from existing pictures using masks to achieve a layered effect

Birgit (byte)

Eight portraits of Birgit Kos generated by code from existing pictures using a mask

Luma

Luma

A portrait of Luma Grothe, made in Photoshop from 3 existing photographs.

Luma (byte)

Eight portraits of Luma Grothe generated from existing pictures using computer code

Anya (byte)

Eight portraits of Anya Taylor-Joy generated from existing pictures using computer code

Alejandra (byte)

Eight portraits of Alejandra Guilman generated from existing pictures using computer code

Teddy

Teddy

A portrait of Teddy Quinlivan, made using 4 existing iconic photographs.

Kate

Kate

A portrait of Kate Moss, made using 4 existing iconic photographs.