ethan hart is an irish photographer and moving image director based in london. although he grew up in the setting of his father’s photography studio, hart’s love for the art form was first ignited during his time at university when he came to realise the potential of the medium and the influence that technical aspects of creating an image can have on the work’s storytelling qualities.⁠
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for hart, the most powerful photographs are the ones that feel timeless in their essence. in his work, the photographer uses light, composition and considered colour palettes to evoke the surreal beauty of his subjects. the sophistication of his images is often juxtaposed with elements of ridiculousness and humour – a pairing that leaves a viewer with a long-lasting impression.⁠
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hart’s vision has been featured in a great number of fashion’s leading titles with recently published stories in document journal, vogue india, chaos69, british gq, numéro homme, i-d and cero magazine. ⁠
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In addition to editorial work, he is currently filming a feature documentary in spain.

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flore bottaro is a french creative director, founder of other scenes magazine.


after completing her training in fine art painting in paris, she moved to london to study graphic design and art direction at chelsea and camberwell college. immersed in the spirit of underground magazine culture and inspired by the emergence of young british art, she felt deeply responsive to these influences.

in the following years, flore worked in art direction for prominent magazines and advertising agencies in paris and new york. her collaborations span prestigious brands such as vogue, vogue homme international, visionaire, v magazine, harper’s bazaar, yves saint laurent, jalou publishing, lipman agency, surface magazine, dior fragrance, dior couture, and louis vuitton.

over time, flore’s style has evolved from bold beginnings to embrace a more timeless and sophisticated aesthetic, while also actively supporting and promoting emerging talents in the creative industry.

flore's approach challenges traditional dichotomies, advocating for a harmonious coexistence of art and commerce. her work seeks to enrich both domains, fostering new perspectives and collaborations.

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german-born horst diekgerdes is one of the most esteemed photographers of his generation, celebrated for his imaginative and timeless visual style. his career began in paris before expanding to london and beyond, establishing him as a global creative force. now based between paris and zurich, horst‘s work is characterized by a personal approach that blends sensuality with a touch of the unexpected.

over the years, horst has collaborated with some of the most prestigious brands and publications in the fashion and creative industries. his portfolio includes iconic campaigns for luxury houses like miu miu, chloé, louis vuitton, and missoni. additionally, his work has graced the pages of leading magazines such as vogue, harper’s bazaar, dazed and confused, self service, purple fashion, and another magazine.

horst’s distinctive visual language often veers into the surreal, inviting viewers into a world of beauty that feels both modern and unexpected.

with a career spanning continents and decades, horst diekgerdes remains a powerful and inspiring figure in contemporary photography, continuously pushing the boundaries of imagination and artistry. german-born horst diekgerdes is one of the most esteemed photographers of his generation, celebrated for his imaginative and timeless visual style. his career began in paris before expanding to london and beyond, establishing him as a global creative force. now based between paris and zurich, horst‘s work is characterized by a personal approach that blends sensuality with a touch of the unexpected.

with a career spanning continents and decades, horst diekgerdes remains a powerful and inspiring figure in contemporary photography, continuously pushing the boundaries of imagination and artistry.

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joyce ng is a photographer, director and creative director based in london. growing up in the bustling city of hong kong, joyce spent most of her time roaming through the plethora of the city’s malls and discovering the diverse crowds of inhabitants and tourists going about their daily lives. years later, her interest in observing the streets developed into a passion for street casting which preceded her career as a photographer and became an invaluable practice to break out of her introverted self – working closely in the field with a new york-based collective dis and designer grace wales bonner on her initial presentations.⁠
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today, joyce’s adolescent times are still very much present in her photography – with her playful and cinematic images, she riffs on hong kong’s omnipresent feeling of beautiful chaos and the slapstick humour of the classic comedy film genre known as mo lei tau (loosely translated as "with no source"). her love for getting to know new people is also an essential part of her pictures, with subjects always being encouraged to showcase their vulnerable side during the shoots.⁠

joyce’s eclectic work has been featured in a kaleidoscope of fashion brands and titles, with recent collaborations including burberry, marc jacobs, buffalo zine, vogue +, another magazine and dover street market. ⁠

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kerry j dean is a british photographer, director and creative director. originally from the midlands, she studied at the london college of printing. after more than a decade living in london kerry recently moved to the sussex countryside, where she lives with her husband and young son, restoring and rejuvenating a derelict plant nursery and woodland near the sea.⁠
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kerry’s work blurs the line between the made and unmade, the real and fabricated. A curiously crafted and often colourful world, part discovered, part imagined, exaggerating the beauty and at times the brutality that exists in the everyday.⁠
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her unique approach is most evident in the extensive body of work she has created over fifteen years and many trips to mongolia, an enduring source of inspiration, friendship, exploration and experimentation, a place to test her boundaries and evolve her practice.⁠
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that practice has created a strong and identifiable style that permeates both editorial and commercial projects. kerry’s rural relocation has also influenced much of her recent work, ‘future thinkers’ her latest project is a riotous celebration of childhood, and a surreal vision of forest school, honouring the next generation. whilst her collaboration with simone rocha, self, son & simone offers an immersion into her private world, and a tender ode to both mothers and mother nature. another of her ongoing projects the blow up, a collaboration with korean designer san kim touches on the insidious sense of eco anxiety and isolation that is ever present in our current culture and like so much of her work the images are at once unsettling and celebratory.⁠

kerry has also developed a successful fine art practice alongside her commercial and editorial work. she was nominated for the prestigious hyères festival in 2019, and showed work at unseen amsterdam, meitar award tel aviv, emergentes braga, and more recently athens photo award. she has also held solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions worldwide.⁠
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kerry has worked with a broad list of clients and publications, including another magazine, ssaw magazine, more or less, hussein chalayan, i-d, the plant magazine, zeit magazine, greenpeace, simone rocha, roksanda, nike and vogue (uk, russia, turkey, ukraine).⁠

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luki is a movement director based in paris.⁠⁠

during the many years of professional dance training, luki performed internationally in theatre, opera and film productions for renowned directors and choreographers: dimitris papaioannou, romeo castellucci, krzysztof warlikowski, agnieszka holland and many more.⁠⁠ as a dancer, luki has performed on stages in europe, usa, asia and australia.⁠⁠

for luki, movement direction serves as a connection between the body, internal processes, and various art forms such as image, composition, sculpture, music, and rhythm. it is about trust and sharing, a human and creative exchange. he approaches his craft with a sense of playfulness, always finding joy in intertwining worlds and embracing the unfamiliar or unexpected.⁠

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marcin kempski is a polish photographer, director, creative director and artist based between warsaw, paris and london. his first recognition of the joy of taking images came during a student exchange in barcelona – capturing moments between his friends introduced him to the possibilities of endless play with colours and contrasts, as well as the rich opportunities for building narratives with photographs.⁠

the storytelling aspect of marcin’s photography and film work is at the core of his practice today. each of the projects is considered through a meticulous creative process executed prior to the shoot. using set design as a rich visual language, marcin creates oneiric and surreal visions that transport its subjects into new, enthralling worlds.⁠

marcin's highly-conceptual outlook is valued by a great selection of top fashion brands, e-commerce platforms and print publications. recently, he has collaborated on campaigns and stories with louis vuitton, jean-paul gaultier, dior, valentino, vogue poland, vogue cs, british gq, buffalo zine and re-edition magazine.⁠
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born in burgundy, france, in 1992, pierre-alexandre fillaire is a set designer known for crafting immersive visual narratives that blend artistry with authenticity. their work helps brands translate their savoir-faire and core values into striking campaigns, and live experiences.

with a signature approach that integrates natural elements into imagery, pierre-alexandre creates compositions that feel both organic and intentional, shaping an honest and tactile narrative within their work. recognized as one of the british fashion council’s new wave creatives in 2023, they have established themselves as a visionary force in contemporary set design.

pierre-alexandre has built an expertise in sustainable, ethical, and artisanal art, design, and fashion, continuously exploring the intersections between craftsmanship and environmental consciousness. in recent years, their portfolio has expanded to include projects focused on handcrafted techniques, archival storytelling, and circular thinking—reinforcing their commitment to meaningful, forward-thinking creativity.

their work has been featured in leading publications such as i-d, atmos, wwd, and vogue france, solidifying their reputation as a sought-after creative in the industry.

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Artem Project is a Paris and London-based boutique talent agency founded by Anne-Gaël Senic.

During her 25 years in the fashion industry, Senic worked for a number of renowned agencies before creating her own production company, Lalaland and producing for Mert and Marcus exclusively for 10 years. Following that partnership, Senic developed, for 7 years, the European region of the talent agency, Lalaland Artists and in 2021, co-founded Maanifest – a consulting agency based between London, New York and Los Angeles.

Artem is initiated as both an agency and an artist collective, emphasising creative freedom and collaboration at its core. Each of the represented artists are encouraged to flourish as an individual, with personal work being considered equally important to commissioned projects.
Partnering with some of the most exciting, rising names in the industry, the agency champions distinctive perspectives within the growing and dynamic field of image-making.

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artem project now representing pierre-alexandre fillaire

kerry j dean for dior magazine

joyce ng for national geographic magazine with michelle yeoh, oksana masters, gabriela hearst and carlos magdalena

marcin kempski for roger vivier

luki for hube magazine

kerry j dean for the world of interiors

artem project now representing flore bottaro

ethan hart & luki for numéro homme

artem project now representing horst diekgerdes

marcin kempski for louis vuitton

joyce ng for feben

ethan hart for kenzo

luki in a film about a performative representation of feeling disconnected, vulnerable, and overwhelmed

joyce ng for w magazine

marcin kempski for boucheron

kerry j dean for the plant magazine

ethan hart for adidas originals with david beckham

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marcin kempski for selfridges

marcin kempski for lacoste 

kerry j dean for more or less magazine

marcin kempski for sixteen world

joyce ng for frieze week

ethan hart for numéro homme issue 48 - mode

marcin kempski for artroom zine with anja rubik

ethan hart for prada special cover story for 212 magazine

ethan hart with gracie abrams

luki in dances for lucia dlugoszewski

kerry j dean for vogue ukraine

joyce ng for carhartt wip magazine with cõvco

artem project now representing luki

ethan hart for dior homme fall 24 with arthur chen 

marcin kempski with anja rubik

joyce ng for nuba

kerry j dean for pedro shoes

ethan hart for dior x stone island

joyce ng for zalando

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kerry j dean for daily things

marcin kempski for 10 magazine us

joyce ng for feben with converse

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