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Through the Eyes of André Josselin

It may not be the first time you read his name. André Josselin is a known German photographer who has already worked for brands like Adidas, Adobe, Mercedes Benz, Ferrero, Red Bull, Nike, Canon…

« Pictures are like music to me. They are my call for freedom. » he tells us about photography.

To his feminine models shots to his photographs of landscapes and road trips, with his friends, André Josselin takes pictures as souvenirs.

As he says : « With the photographs, I want to create something that stays. Something that survives. Something that someone will find on their attic in 30 years. I’m not looking for an answer of questions. The indeterminate excites me too much. When I take pictures or look at them, I’m exactly at this place where there are no questions anymore. »

 

 

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