Product Details
Slipcased
80 pages
Steidl
Published 2002
Publisher's Description:
"Karl Lagerfeld seems to feel that women should be impeccably dressed and men should be impeccably naked. His latest photographic venture captures a Nordic-looking gentleman at various angles and degrees of submersion in water." --Gotham Magazine
Over the last few years, the architecture of the human body has occupied a central position in Karl Lagerfeld's photographic work--just recently, his series Bodyparts was staged as an exhibition. With Waterdance and Bodywave, Lagerfeld now picks out courses of motion in the elements of water and air as a skillfully-used central theme. Here the photographic eye compares the different distortions of the body that result from submersion in either element. Lagerfeld's new work is presented in two large-format albums, whose dramaturgy leads the viewer to a new way of seeing nude photography in a playful way. |
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