I am very proud to announce that some of my work was chosen for the current Popup Arthouse Exhibition in New Delhi.

Here is in short what it’s all about:

“Pop-Up-Art-House :

’5 Days to Make an Art Exhibition’ OR ‘How to smack the nuts of artsnobs’

Pop-Up-ArtHouse is an art experiment that pitches a team of non-traditional curators against a mad deadline.

With 5 days to conceive, invite, curate and realize the exhibit, Pop-Up-ArtHouse is as much an exercise in adversity-driven creativity as it is an immersion into the contemporary practice and appreciation of art. It is also a chance to unlearn some of the perceptions one may have about the arts in general.

The curatorial team leveraged social networks, spammed creative communities and sweet talked their way into almost 300 works of art as submitted by their creators inside of 3 days. The remaining 2 days were used to curate the art itself – reaching (or not reaching) a consensus on the approach to selection and presentation of the works.

Pop-Up-Art-House questions curatorial practices that often bring a self-centred order to what could otherwise be a far more vibrant, organic and aesthetically challenging composition of artists and their pursuits. The curatorial effort in this project is skewed towards the creation of a curated platform, moving away from curatorial themes that revolve around the content of art.”

I just finished the post-processing of a shooting I had with the wonderful Annika a couple of weeks ago. She did an amazing job though it was pretty hard for her to pose without the colored dots I added to the images later. I really love the results.

Hair&Make-up: Melek Acar, Styling: Tatiana Calasans. Please visit my portfolio-website for the complete set.

I had a great shooting day with Katarina in Gotheburg some weeks ago. It was such a fun day and the results turned out great! Katarina was an amazing model to work with and Elina Andersson did a fantastic make-up job.

It took a while post-processing the shots because I’m so busy currently but here they are:

I just finished post-processing the pictures of the shooting I had with Katharina a couple of weeks ago. It was amazing to work with her and the results turned out really great.

The idea behind this shooting was to create a fashion-look out of almost nothing. For the first pictures we turned a rubbish bag into a dress with just cutting some holes in it and adding a belt.

For the second look a huge piece of stretchable black fabric was wrapped around Katharina. My stylist Tatiana did an amazing job with these “dresses”.

For the complete set please visit my portfolio-website www.jensherrndorff.com.