Joel-Peter Witkin

"I wanted my photographs to be as powerful as the last thing a person sees or remember before death"; Joel-Peter Witkin.

This American photographer stirred up quite some commotion during his career. Most of us came in contact with his work, willingly or not. Working with corpses, body part and outsider models he produces strong images leaving an everlasting impression. In the film / documentary "An objective eye" Joel-Peter Witkin explains the why and how of his distinctive oeuvre.

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Eikoh Hosoe

Butoh dancer Kazuo Ohno

Born in 1933, Eikoh Hosoe grows to fame in the post-war experimental movement in Japan. Eikoh Hosoe's image often explores death and erotic obsession. He is closely linked to writer Yukio Mishima and dancer Tatsumi Hijikata.

Eikoh Hosoe on his work.

From the series 'Kamaitachi' with Tatsumi Hijikata.

Limited edition platinum prints

Fedor Nemec

Vibrant images by Fedor Nemec, born in Bratislava, Slovakia. Fedor doesn't mind  about the medium, be it analog, digital or something else, it is the result that counts. Fedor strives towards a more painting-like result, but respecting the reality of a photographic image.