If you're impressed by the jumpy bold and witty work of David Lachapelle, one of America's top commercial photographers, it's no stranger to see Holger Maass, a German work that is so similar in form, even close to the habit of posing as models — always trying to catch your eye and make you think with sensitive and bold images.
But Hogel Maas himself doesn't think so: "Actually, the background and props used to decorate each work are subtly related to the whole, and I want my work to impress the viewer in these details and not just rely on saturated tones and bright decorations, you know, the latter two are not difficult to do." ”
David Lachebel was born on March 11, 1963 in Fairfield County, Connecticut, United States. His work is known for its unique surrealism and sense of humor.
David Lachebel has been called the "Federico Fellini of photography".
He has taken portraits of many celebrities and filmed television series; David Lachebel also directed Elton John's 2004 performance in Las Vegas, The Red Piano. He has also produced several television commercials.
As a teenager, David Lachebel studied illustration and oil painting at an art school in North Carolina, but was drawn to photography when he shot a volume of nudes depicting his friends in his dormitory.
He arrived in New York at the age of 18 and entered the School of Visual Arts, where Andy Warhol's Pop Art had a great influence on David Lacherbel, and his talent was recognized by Andy Warhol.
David Lachebel's influence is also manifold, such as Diana Arbus's attention to deformed people, Mario Sorrenti and David Simon David Seymour's fashion images, which led David Lachebel to gradually enter a different and eccentric space.
His growing fame was due to his extraordinary imagination, which became an indispensable fashion style of the times.
On the other hand, thanks to his tacit understanding of emotional communication with celebrities, such as Madonna Madonna, Drew Barrymore, Pamela Anderson, David Powell, and Elton John, he can do whatever he wants in front of the camera.
After taking a series of classical and traditional black and white photographs in the 80s of the 20th century, the style of photographic photographs with odd colors shocked people.
The images are a powerful sexual interpretation of typical American trash culture.
The surreal environments he creates, derived from real space, rather than the creation of computers, give people an endless sense of humor.
He was hailed as a master of photography in the 90s of the 20th century – he was only 30 years old.
