PAPER FACES

source: highlike
Work: Catalog photo shoot for a sample of paper. The “Paper Faces” project was created with the intention of linking CreadorVol paper use, paper for the publishing industry as natural, alive and nearby, hence the metaphor and the relationship established between paper and face. From this idea and the need to show the qualities of paper on a four-color printing process is a series of distinctive structures made of paper that cover the faces of the different models and then photographed them. Paper and color are the elements that give strength to the project and act as if it were preformatted articulates a photo shoot where the attitude is being sought by the model is similar to a traditional portrait session with the bust turns looking to the camera, classic profiles and three quarters while seeking a distinctly urban aesthetics, youthful and contemporary through natural light and direct, without dramatic effects the clarity of light unifies the various images to create a clean atmosphere and providing the different models of an air of naturalness.
Designer: HECTOR SOS
Photographer: XABIER MENDIOLA
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source: klingpost
This is really unusual artwork of paper I ever seen. You also never seen this type of artwork before. This artwork is basically a project by Hector Sos. This artist make different things with simple paper folding and carving and he also use different type of colors. Barcelona based designer Hector Sos conceived this sequence of unusual paper creations for a spanish paper business. The project was conceived with Estudio Rosa Lazaro and person taking photos Xavier Mandiola for the torras papel paper business. The images were used in a catalog for the business showcasing the exclusive qualities of the company’s products. Each work characteristics a model with a mask of head piece made solely pattern paper that has been bent and slash in exclusive ways.
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source: moonward
¿Cómo encararían una campaña para una compañia que fabrica papel? Difícil, ¿no? El artista de España Héctor Sos encaro este proyecto desde un ángulo muy divertido, hacer que el papel explote de las caras de los protagonistas de estas piezas. Este trabajo fue realizado para Torras Papel, realizado para el Estudio Rosa Lázaro y con fotografía de Xabier Mendiola.
La idea es lo más importante de esto, las fotografías por supuesto son perfectas. Les recomiendo visitar el sitio de este artista para conocer más sobre sus trabajos y proyectos, así como también su blog y Tumblr para ver que cosas lo inspiran día a día. Vale mencionar que esta campaña le valió un premio en los Laus 2010, en la categoría “Dirección de arte en fotografía”. ¿Qué les parece?
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source: drunkguest
Художник Héctor Sos создал серию фотографий «Бумажные лица» для рекламной кампании испанской бумажной фабрики. Художник стремился выразить сложные взаимоотношения между бумагой и человеческим телом, приклеивая на лица разных моделей бумажные инсталляции. В итоге получились смешные и немножко нелепые фотографии с людьми, у которых на лице много разноцветных бумажек.