dec 22, 2009

szymon roginski: sculptural photography

polish photographer szymon roginski teamed up with fellow photographer kasia korzeniecka to create this unusual collection of photo sculptures for fashion designer ania kuczynska’s 2009 spring/summer line. each piece showcases the designer’s clothing by setting a model in a natural landscape. these photos were then re-imagined as three-dimensional sculptures. the photos were printed and then transformed into a variety of shapes and assembled back together to display the image. the photo sculptures were then re-photographed for the final pieces.

http://www.szymonroginski.com

nate archer I designboom

dec 22, 2009

I love it, new way .. great job Poland.. I’m so proud
:) says:
Dec 22, 2009
I love this as well
zuma says:
Dec 22, 2009
really interesting, surprising work, i love how they’ve devised to push photo into three dimensions
dp says:
Dec 22, 2009
very inspiring. love it !
iMagot says:
Dec 23, 2009
the first lady [in the third picture ] front head is very weird
victorsaber says:
Dec 23, 2009
doesn’t work as a fashion campaign, nevertheless it’s amazing work. 🙂
Lucy says:
Dec 26, 2009
absolutely divine
yem says:
Dec 26, 2009
gorgeous design
ck says:
Dec 26, 2009
It’s a great idea, i’m jalous! Maybe it’s expensive to do, no? Join me if you want, i’m working too in a original way with photography…..
[email protected] says:
Dec 26, 2009
not a new idea…i’ve seen a similar photo-cubes (and/or other solid) in the ’60-’70
lucato says:
Dec 27, 2009

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