[PHOTOGRAPHY] Oliver Rath

Skateboard stander

Erotica, hedonism, disturbing and maniac, four words that can easily describe Oliver Rath's photography. But despite all criticism, Oliver Rath is great at what he does. His photos reflect best his own biography: he used to be a DJ and that love for the beat and movement is all over his work. Oliver Rath is unconventional, he takes images most people aren't able to see anything in and seizes them in time.

Be advised: some of the following photographs are not appropriate under 18

Bonaparte Disaster

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[PHOTOGRAPHY] Aëla Labbé

 Aëla Labbé is a French photographer with works that are slightly blurry but in resemblance to what a dream feels like. Dark and mysterious, oftentimes even a bit creepy, Aëla Labbé's photography is inspired from everyday life but with a touch of forest magic.

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[PHOTOGRAPHY] Tomohide Ikeya

Tomohide Ikeya is a Japan-born photographer with an amazing vision on energy, movement. Life really. Tomohide Ikeya's last work is called "BREATH" and showcases people breathing under water.

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[PHOTOGRAPHY] Vadim Stein

" Vadim Stein born in Kiev (Ukraine) in 1967, where he got an education in the sphere sculpture and restoration.



From 1985 to 1992 he worked in the theater of Plastic Drama — as the actor and the lighting designer.
After leaving the theater was keen of decorative sculpture and graphics. Becomes necessary to take photos of his work. It was the beginning.

Now Vadim Stein lives and works in St. Petersburg (Russia), in the city of the white nights and the melancholy people.

Works by Vadim Stein are already currently in private collections around the world.

Vadim Stein: «Solving the aesthetic problem, I also reveal many ethical questions. For me, such things as love and death are revealed through the aesthetic category, beauty — the predecessor of ethics."