Kalen Hollomon is a kind of fashion hacker, a person who knows very well the resources of aesthetics and, above all, the complexes that the same industry contains. His apparently simple technique plays with gender identity and sexual taboos that advertising always suggests but never dares to show.
Use daily scenes on the street taken from your smartphone and overlap images transforming perception and, in most cases, the meaning of them. Transgression is assured in each of its images, but reflection too. His work crosses that thin line between privacy and intimacy, concepts that are now in no man's land due to the technology and the rise of social networks.
Of course, the fashion industry has already noticed its work. And in the line of firms such as Kenzo or Prada, who use cut -out in their advertising campaigns, Hollomon has already worked with Vogue, superimposing models of the Paris Fashion Week in the streets of New York, and with the designer Tabya Taylor, for which he created a catalog based on Collages.
Of course, to enjoy their most explicit and subversive collages, you have to visit your Instagram.
http://instagram.com/kalen_hollomon
Use daily scenes on the street taken from your smartphone and overlap images transforming perception and, in most cases, the meaning of them. Transgression is assured in each of its images, but reflection too. His work crosses that thin line between privacy and intimacy, concepts that are now in no man's land due to the technology and the rise of social networks.
Of course, the fashion industry has already noticed its work. And in the line of firms such as Kenzo or Prada, who use cut -out in their advertising campaigns, Hollomon has already worked with Vogue, superimposing models of the Paris Fashion Week in the streets of New York, and with the designer Tabya Taylor, for which he created a catalog based on Collages.
Of course, to enjoy their most explicit and subversive collages, you have to visit your Instagram.
http://instagram.com/kalen_hollomon
