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Traffic Light Sunset

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Analogue photography: Quilla Van Lieshout

Digital photography: Manou van den Berg

Models: Falcona, Welmoed Bosh, Mina Lord, Micha Zaat, Vito Flut.

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Lichting Selection During Amsterdam Fashion Week.

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Jean Baudrillard | Photographs (1996)
An anthropological arrangement that establishes a relationship with objects
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Magical Realism
“We are offered a new style that is thoroughly of this world that celebrates the mundane. This new world of objects is still alien to the current idea of Realism. It employs various techniques that endow all things with a deeper meaning and reveal mysteries that always threaten the secure tranquility of simple and ingenuous things.... it is a question of representing before our eyes, in an intuitive way, the fact, the interior figure, of the exterior world.” - Franz Roh writer of the first manifesto about Magical Realisme(1950).
Peter Doig (2006) 
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Jean Baudrillard | Photographs (1996)
An anthropological arrangement that establishes a relationship with objects.
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Jean Baudrillard | Photographs (1996)
An anthropological arrangement that establishes a relationship with objects

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This Collection evolved out of my personal need to research the clothing that I normally don’t put that much attention on. I felt it was time for me to look at the things that we all wear everyday and look for the magic in those pieces. It was also a way for me to research why I design clothes in a world that is full of clothes, looking for what clothing means to me but also to others.

Want to see or know more? email me at manouvdberg@gmail.com
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