Produced By: Evan B. Stone & Jael De Pardo
Special thanks to Postella Clothing
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- Jael
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- video added November 19, 2008
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Redefining the conversational image. Brilliant
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- luiztuazon
- 8 months ago
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A beautiful exaggeration of life, indeed.
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Thanks for this interview, Jael. It's great to meet the man behind these surreal images. He really is a phenomenally unique artist, and he has essentially re-defined the craft of photography!
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- Found_Avenue
- 8 months ago
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He has amazing work!
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He's my favourite photographer of all times. Thanks for this!
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He is an amazing photographer and a terrible music video director (videography at link).
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love his work.
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siiiiick
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Amazing! What a great look at a brilliant artist.
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- tiffany_israel
- 8 months ago
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It was really cool to see such a personal side of the man behind the camera. Well done!
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I have seen his work but I did not know his name, now I do. His work is very though provoking. I would like to go to one of his exhibits.
If he ever had a showing in Dallas it would be picketed by the fundamentalist.
PEACE
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What a waste of time.
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This is awesome. Great questions for such an awesome subject. Congrats, what a wonderful pod.
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Hey Mmmm why do you think it is a waste of time?
I would love to know your opinion.
Peace
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www.davidlachapelle.com/interview.html
I think he speaks for himself here - and talks a lot about 'style' unfortunately he doesn't get much beyond this.
Whilst I can appreciate the surreal excess of this deeply commercial snapper. & I really do quite enjoy his 'style'...
I feel what DLC is to photography..... George W Bush is to the English language : full of powerful promise - yet, twisted , ignorant , clumsy, delighted with himself ... & in only my personal opinion here.... vile.
There is no critical dialogue , social comprehension or even [seemingly from his own evasive waffle] any self examination in this work of any substance or 'artistic intent' - it is just a ceaseless churning the commercial & confused visual prostitution he learnt at the masters knee early in his career.
But even Warhol knew what he was doing in his time.He wasn't floundering about with visual language - he was keenly socially aware.
I can admire this guys work but, find his self published ignorance .... utterly repugnant.He himself squats - confidently , like a small child who has just learnt to defecate.... in any remotely controversial or culturally sensitive arena in the hopes [& oh how desperate that hope is] of inheriting a veneer of artistic tension...
I feel ...On behalf of the producer - it's always a huge opportunity & privilege , as well as admirable to gain access to this kind of prolific commercial frankenstien - shame, shame, shame on them for failing to ask a single substantial question, worse, fawning & giggling over some confused image of a model posed as a suicide bomber ... whilst DLC witters on about cardboard being such a 'humble' material.
Really, I mean really.
you, the American people, with your incredible history of writers & critics, of reportage, of social justice of cultural influence on this world.........
deserve a great deal more...
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i like how he tries to tell people he didnt go to college.....
but he did. school of visual arts in ny
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So sad I missed his exhibit here in NYC :(
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- simplytaty
- 7 months ago
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