Roberto BRUNDO c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS was responsible for art direction and photography for the EA SPORTS x BERLIN BRAVES cooperation presented here with photos and a film. The BERLIN BRAVES are a Berlin sports club with teams in running and basketball.
Christine KREISELMAIER c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS photographed for the LANCOME care series CLARIFIQUE. Regenerating, moisturizing, refining – CLARIFIQUE promotes a refined skin texture and a radiant complexion.
Christine Kreiselmaier is an internationally successful beauty photographer and director based in Paris, London and Berlin. She grew up in Ireland, Germany and Switzerland, studied for a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and English Literature in Switzerland and Italy, and went on to receive a Master’s degree in Fashion Photography in London. Since 2012, Christine has been working as a freelance photographer for well-known international clients and magazines. Her visual language is consistently understated and modern combined with elegance and sophistication. She is a true magician when it comes to beauty and skin care.
Photographers Pim Rinkes and Roberto BRUNDO c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS photographed several members of the sports club BERLIN BRAVES in Kreuzberg with the Oakley Re:SubZero eyeglasses (AD & concept: Pim Rinkes & Roberto Brundo, Producer: Thabo Paul, Cast: Paul ter Avest, Wesley Sarpong, Lena Koro, Pele Uibel and Anna Rassa).
To honor the 30th anniversary of the Sub Zero, OAKLEY is launching the Re:SubZero, a reinterpretation of the original, lightweight style, taking the iconic silhouette to a new dimension. Leveraging PhysioMorphic Geometry™, which enables eyewear to be designed without limitations, the unique shield lens shape is etched to give it a dual lens aesthetic – reminiscent of the original style. Re:SubZero is equipped with Prizm™ Lens Technology engineered to enhance color and contrast.
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Pia GRIMBÜHLER c/o ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS visited a Californian orange plantation – personal work for you on GoSee.News.
