Tuesday, July 15
'A Tribute to Grace Jones' - Fashion Film by Jhenyfy Muller c/o AVENGER TEAM for PAP MAG
'With its watch creations, the exquisite Swiss manufacturer celebrates the lightness of being on the one hand and is committed to fair conditions in trade and mining on the other. In this way, Chopard impressively shows us how luxury and a sense of responsibility can be combined in the most beautiful way.' WEMPE.
For the WEMPE Signature Collection X CHOPARD, the STUDIO DIRK WEYER was exclusively responsible for direction, camera and production for the campaign spot shown here ....
With HYSTERIA, Fotografiska Berlin moves beyond the boundaries of a traditional photography exhibition to create an emotionally charged, sensory experience. The artist duo Cooper & Gorfer invite viewers into a richly layered universe where tenderness meets rage, myth interweaves with memory, and visual storytelling becomes a site of introspection, resistance, and transformation.
Sarah Cooper (USA/Sweden, b. 1974) and Nina Gorfer (Austria, b. 1979) have worked together as an artist duo since 2006. While Cooper was trained in classical photography, Gorfer studied architecture under Zaha Hadid at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. Together, they have developed a unique visual language that merges photography with painting, collage, textile art, and video.
At the heart of their practice lies the portrait – especially the female portrait – as a mirror of cultural identity, memory,...
Thursday, July 10
'Wanna play?' Nick Bakshi, Creative Director at BETC, creates a world of fun for the all-new Citroën Ami in an explosive campaign
Nick Bakshi is an internationally award-winning American creative director living and working in Paris. He has been supporting the creative team at BETC for almost two years. During his career, he has worked at agencies in the US, France, and Italy for brands such as Coca-Cola, Heineken, Duolingo, Netflix, and Citroën.
As creative director for Citroën's new campaign, Nick Bakshi has created a world of fun: "Wanna Play?" – an explosive and exciting campaign for the brand-new Ami model. Compact, electric, and full of character, the Ami represents a reinterpretation of everyday mobility. The...
Thursday, July 3
Mathias Wilke, CD at antoni garage (team x), talks about the rollercoaster campaign 'Can't explain it, only feel it' for MERCEDES-AMG in an interview on GoSee
Mathias Wilke is a creative visionary whose name is firmly established in the advertising world. Having worked as Craft Director and Creative Director at antoni garage (team x) in Berlin for over 10 years, he uses his talent to shape Mercedes-Benz's visual communication, creating iconic campaigns that impress aesthetically and push technological boundaries.
From staging the spectacular launch of the new G-Class to futuristic Mercedes-Benz concept cars and Super Bowl commercials – Mathias always has the perfect blend of innovation, style, and storytelling in mind.
His work is characterized by...
With a visual homage to the iconic Grace Jones, London-based director Jhenyfy Muller presents her latest fashion film A Tribute to Grace Jones – created exclusively for PAP Magazine.
'With its watch creations, the exquisite Swiss manufacturer celebrates the lightness of being on the one hand and is committed to fair conditions in trade and mining on the other. In this way, Chopard impressively shows us how luxury and a sense of responsibility can be combined in the most beautiful way.' WEMPE.
For the WEMPE Signature Collection X CHOPARD, the STUDIO DIRK WEYER was exclusively responsible for direction, camera and production for the campaign spot shown here ....
'With its watch creations, the exquisite Swiss manufacturer celebrates the lightness of being on the one hand and is committed to fair conditions in trade and mining on the other. In this way, Chopard impressively shows us how luxury and a sense of responsibility can be combined in the most beautiful way.' WEMPE.
For the WEMPE Signature Collection X CHOPARD, the STUDIO DIRK WEYER was exclusively responsible for direction, camera and production for the campaign spot shown here ....
In close collaboration with the RECOM GROUP on post-production, transportation photographer MATTHEW JONES c/o EMEIS DEUBEL created the visuals for the new Hyundai INSTER campaign – captured in a modern, analog-inspired editorial style that highlights the vehicle’s progressive design language.
The MOP presents the first retrospective of David Bailey in a stunning setting. David Bailey’s Changing Fashion is a landmark exhibition celebrating the transformational impact of Bailey’s photography in the 1960s and 1970s. Trading the posed studio environment for the gritty reality of the streets, Bailey took the fashion world by storm. His work with his first great muse, Jean Shrimpton, set the revolutionary tone for the decade to come. Bailey is a master of musical portraiture.
Cristian HUNTER c/o KRISTINA KORB photographed a Dior Men special with Spanish actor Quim Gutiérrez for ESQUIRE Spain. In it, the actor speaks of his love for forests, his passion for art, artisanal photography, the light of Barcelona, ​​and the sea, even when he doesn't swim in it.
The London postproduction STANLEY'S POST worked on the perfect look of the current campaign for the Italian beer brand ANGELO PORETTI and photographer Dylan Don. Consistently in black and white, the beer in summer 25 celebrates the more unusual moments in life ...
With HYSTERIA, Fotografiska Berlin moves beyond the boundaries of a traditional photography exhibition to create an emotionally charged, sensory experience. The artist duo Cooper & Gorfer invite viewers into a richly layered universe where tenderness meets rage, myth interweaves with memory, and visual storytelling becomes a site of introspection, resistance, and transformation.
The MOP presents the first retrospective of David Bailey in a stunning setting. David Bailey’s Changing Fashion is a landmark exhibition celebrating the transformational impact of Bailey’s photography in the 1960s and 1970s. Trading the posed studio environment for the gritty reality of the streets, Bailey took the fashion world by storm. His work with his first great muse, Jean Shrimpton, set the revolutionary tone for the decade to come. Bailey is a master of musical portraiture.