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David LaChapelle is an American photographer and director known for his surreal, controversial photos of celebrities. He studied at art schools in North Carolina and New York. LaChapelle began his career working for Andy Warhol and Interview Magazine as a photographer. His celebrity portraits portray his subjects as icons and try to capture their persona. While pushing creative boundaries, LaChapelle's work is also described as pop art. More recently, he has emphasized sociocritical subjects in his photography and video directing.
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David LaChapelle is an American photographer known for his colorful, surreal style that mixes pop art with social commentary. The document discusses LaChapelle's background and influential career, analyzing his signature vivid colors, elaborate sets, and use of nudity and surreal scenarios to critique society and push boundaries. It also examines one of LaChapelle's campaigns for the lingerie brand Passionata, where he created a fairy tale-inspired commercial and imagery to launch their new playful image.
David LaChapelle
David LaChapelle is a renowned contemporary photographer known for his eccentric portraits of celebrities and pop culture figures. His work often features A-list celebrities like Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, and Kim Kardashian in unusual or provocative settings. LaChapelle began his career at age 17 as a photographer for Andy Warhol and rose to prominence in the 1990s for controversial advertisements. He is now primarily focused on fine art photography exhibitions around the world showcasing his unique vision.
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David LaChapelle is an American photographer and film director known for his surreal and unique style. He studied at the North Carolina School of the Arts and School of Visual Arts. LaChapelle became one of the most in-demand fashion and commercial photographers in the early 21st century, photographing celebrities for magazines such as Vanity Fair and Interview. He has also directed advertisements and music videos, including for Elton John's Red Piano show in Las Vegas. LaChapelle's work is characterized by surrealism, humor, and exaggerated portrayals of celebrity personalities.
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David LaChapelle
- 1. David LaChapelle •American Photographer and director UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 2. David LaChapelle •born in Fairfield, Conneticut 11TH MARCH 1969 •Studies at the North Carolina School of Arts and the New York School of Arts •Worked for Andy Warhol and his „Interview Magazine“ as Photographer David LaChapelle Andy Warhol, Last Sitting, November 1986 Guy Hepner Contemporary UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 3. David LaChapelle •Became even more controversial •Posing for LaChapelle Photos Means you are Hip, Cool, and Brave Pamela Anderson, But I‘m a Vegeterian, 2004 UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 4. David LaChapelle Paris Hilton, Hi Bitch, Bye Bitch 2004 Britney Spears, NYC Street Scene Shot in California, 2000 •Portrays celebrities like icons •Tries to show their persona •Worked for gq, VAnity Fair, Vogue UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 5. David LaChapelle •Born-and-bred in a small town •Likes to show Stereotypical small town living with a twist •Stays true to the gaudy visual appearance of his Photos The House at the End of the WORLD, 2005 UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 6. David LaChapelle •described as Surreal and ironic •Straight out of a hollywood Movie •Wants people to recognize subtle deeper meaning Alexander McQueen A UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 7. David LaChapelle Evian-les-Bains, Evian Advertising, 2006 •Likes to push limits •proud to produce pop-art •Very respected in the Ad industry •Disapproves art made for UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS intellectual personalities
- 8. David LaChapelle •Nowadays wants to emphasize sociocritical subjects •prefers not too much digital retouching •is also a renown director of music videos Awakened Cathedral, 50x65‘‘, Guy Heppner Contemporary, 2007 UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS
- 9. David LaChapelle Thank you UNITED PHOTOGRAPHERS