My dissertation is now about the appropriation of heritage brands by the working class and how this effects re-branding, I have looked at these images from a Louis Vuittion campaign for a consideration for one of my case studies. The brand produced this campaign shot by Annie Leibovitz to try and get back to its roots as a travel luggage company, to show its heritage!
This shoot was a part of a year three project for the make up BA. Trying out my skills in the studio.
So most of my work that I have been doing recently have been very must voyeurist, looking at movement and interactions in the street. It is something that is starting to interest me more as I have found photographers that I like that include this idea into there work too. After my Major Project tutorial with Lelia I have decided to work this into my final images in a fashion context, looking at the interactions between families. So if anyone knows of any sources that would be useful to me along this subject I would be grateful for the help!
These image are by Philip Lorca DiCorcia, they are more cinematic than I want my images to be but I like the Voyeur that has been created in the images.
Edward Hopper is an artist that I have just been looking at for my project. I love his artwork and the Voyeurism type feel to it. The image of the bar is one of my favourite paintings.
I am totally in love with Jonathan Leder's work thanks to Hayley Brown! Lol. I really would love to take photographs like this. xx
