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Behind Closed Doors: The Private Homes of 25 of the World's Most Creative People
Edité par Hardie Grant Books March 2014, 2014
ISBN 10 : 1742706525ISBN 13 : 9781742706528
Vendeur : Hennessey + Ingalls, Los Angeles, CA, Etats-Unis
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Hardcover. Etat : New. A unique, intimate insight into the homes of some of the world's most interesting people. 'Behind Closed Doors' is a stunning collection of edgy, stylish interior photographs. Through his varied contacts in the magazine and art worlds, Rob Meyers sent a batch of disposable cameras out to a variety of artists, musicians, photographers, and bloggers and asked if they would take pictures of the favorite parts of their home. Much to Rob's surprise, many people sent back a full camera. Wander around the homes of Courtney Love, Martha Stewart, Jeremy Scott, Oliver Theyskens, Tavi Gevinson, and more. Get an insight into how they live and the parts of their home that best define them. 'Behind Closed Doors' is a surprising and inspiring insight into the homes of some of the world's most exciting people. A collection of photographs of creative peoples' homes, taken by them. Through his varied contacts in the magazine and arts worlds, Rob Meyers, designer of the Wah Nails Book of Nail Art, sent a batch of disposable cameras out to a whole variety of artists, musicians, photographers and bloggers and asked if they would take pictures of the favourite parts of their home. The only rule: they had to photograph the contents of their fridge. Much to his surprise, many people sent back a full camera. The result is a unique, intimate insight into the homes (and fridges) of some of the world's most interesting people.
