Choose Category
Choose Location
PHOTOGRAPHY · 27.03.2023

SYNCHRODOGS fotografieren und filmen die KaDeWe FS23 Kampagne - Styling by Niki PAULS c/o SHOTVIEW ARTISTS MANAGEMENT

A must-see: the new campaign for the KaDeWe S/S ‘23 campaign ‘Symphony of Euphoria’ shot by SYNCHRODOGS and styled by Niki PAULS c/o SHOTVIEW.

Synchrodogs, aka artistic duo Roman Noven and Tania Shcheglova – working together since 2008. Raw, dreamlike and psychedelic, Synchrodogs creates images with a beautiful disregard for the ordinary. Pushing boundaries and challenging convention, their photos delve into a strange limbo between reverie and realism to open our eyes to a world of bewilderment and freethinking, where anything goes.

“Combined with the styling skills and talent of Niki Pauls, we created this great campaign!” SHOTVIEW.

KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens or ‘Department Store of the West’) is the best-known store of its kind in Germany. It spans 60,000 square meters of sales floors, making it the largest on the European continent.

Credits

Über SHOTVIEW ARTISTS MANAGEMENT

Shotview Berlin Photographers Management is a photographers and creatives agency that represents and fosters the careers of the most sought-after artists and emerging talents in photography, fashion, creative direction, styling and beauty.
Founded in 2001 by Kozva Rigaud and now with offices in both Berlin and Vienna, Shotview serves as a worldwide nexus between commercial and fine arts providing a wide range of services to its clients including full photo shoot production, syndication and licensing.

Supporting all areas of of our artists' work flow, Shotview attends to worldwide projects for advertising agencies, editorials, special features in photography as well as the development of personal art projects.

Our services include:

Creative Services and Production

Events & Cultural Programme

Syndication & Image Archive

Shotview Vintage (Fine Art Photography)

GoSee : shotview.com

MORE News von SHOTVIEW ARTISTS MANAGEMENT

MORE News aus der Kategorie: Photography