Thanks to Jeriko who just sent me a comment, here is an explanation of the artist about his LOVE LOST series :
"[...] I want to study the desire of an ex lover. The memory of what was. Returning to an old situation, an ex-lover, is comfortable and familiar and the experience is loaded with memories. Objects and smell invoke the past, the good, the bad, the times you argued and the time it was intimate and sexy.
"love lost" is that moment when you think of your past relationship in an erotic way and you let the memory consume you. Guilt. Pleasure. Relief.
The interior is as much a part of the story, in fact in the state of play, the action and reflection of an erotic moment is almost second to the atmosphere of the room, space and interior. The image can also focus on a detailed object. Perhaps show the contents of her purse, an unmade bed, or the details of something personal you love or feel connected to.
Just as commanding are images that capture a silhouette, an impression of the a moment - reflection, walking, standing getting dressed." (Barbera @ Jeriko )
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During this time, Paul established himself as an interiors and fashion photographer, working with publications like View on Color, Bloom, Elle Decor, Freudin, Grazia, Vogue Living and Jalouse. Paul has also worked extensively on advertising productions either working closely with his agents or putting together his own creative team for clients like Moorilla (a boutique winery), David Jones, Coke (Asia) Ikea (Netherlands) and Wolfblass. His work has taken him to places like India, New York, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, Germany, Italy and Bali to name a few.
Working on advertising and editorial work while also expanding into new projects that include books and exhibitions. Paul’s recent solo show, Happy Together, was a personal exploration on loss.
In 2008, Paul was commissioned by a book publisher to document the work of a Dutch interior designer, which took him to Indonesia, Spain, The Netherlands and France. He is now working on his next show and a number of other self-initiated projects.
Many of these projects are ongoing as his personal work is often shot over long periods of time--he perceives this work as ‘studies’.
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I also featured him, respectively Love Lost a while ago, you can check out what he has to say about his project over at my blog post.
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