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MaddAddam
The language of movement. Sir Wayne McGregor, composer Max Richter and the Royal Opera House lead dancer, Joseph Sissens, for The Telegraph Luxury Magazine.
︎ Just a few days after becoming the father of a beautiful little creature called Nikko, with a little bit of sleep deprivation balanced out by huge excitement, I met and photographed three incredibly inspiring artists for The Telegraph Luxury Magazine: Choreographer Sir Wayne McGregor, composer Max Richter and the Royal Opera House lead dancer, Joseph Sissens.
Andy, the picture editor, was looking for a dynamic and well-composed portrait of the three artists in the space. A few days before the photoshoot, I scouted the location: the choreographer’s stunning studio in East London, a spacious, modern, minimalist area with countless possibilities for creativity. I returned home with several ideas.
As the allotted time was nearing its end, I noticed a corner of the studio that I hadn't seen before. I asked the three artists if they could pose for just two more minutes in that spot. I explained the idea, and kindly agreed. I was lucky, as that picture became the main image published alongside the article.
These shots accompany a wonderful piece by Mick Brown, as well as stunning portraits of Margaret Atwood by Jenifer Roberts, all celebrating the visionary ballet inspired by Atwood’s trilogy, MaddAddam.
Andy, the picture editor, was looking for a dynamic and well-composed portrait of the three artists in the space. A few days before the photoshoot, I scouted the location: the choreographer’s stunning studio in East London, a spacious, modern, minimalist area with countless possibilities for creativity. I returned home with several ideas.
As the allotted time was nearing its end, I noticed a corner of the studio that I hadn't seen before. I asked the three artists if they could pose for just two more minutes in that spot. I explained the idea, and kindly agreed. I was lucky, as that picture became the main image published alongside the article.
These shots accompany a wonderful piece by Mick Brown, as well as stunning portraits of Margaret Atwood by Jenifer Roberts, all celebrating the visionary ballet inspired by Atwood’s trilogy, MaddAddam.
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