NEW: JOY by Adey
Since becoming a father AdeY has sought a new direction to his work. One that encapsulates his sense of joy. So this book is a celebration of life, his family, and of living. But also one that continues to encapsulate his classic imagery of movement, dance, and the human body.
25cm x 20cm
25cm x 20cm
68 pages
31 Images + 6 Illustrations
Foiled hardcover
Edition of 300
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on Uncoated FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
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NEW: JOY by Adey
Since becoming a father AdeY has sought a new direction to his work. One that encapsulates his sense of joy. So this book is a celebration of life, his family, and of living. But also one that continues to encapsulate his classic imagery of movement, dance, and the human body.
25cm x 20cm
25cm x 20cm
68 pages
31 Images + 6 Illustrations
Foiled hardcover
Edition of 300
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on Uncoated FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
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Since becoming a father AdeY has sought a new direction to his work. One that encapsulates his sense of joy. So this book is a celebration of life, his family, and of living. But also one that continues to encapsulate his classic imagery of movement, dance, and the human body.
25cm x 20cm
25cm x 20cm
68 pages
31 Images + 6 Illustrations
Foiled hardcover
Edition of 300
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on Uncoated FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
AdeY left a career as a professional dancer, something evident in the photographs which combine photography, choreography, and performance.
AdeY highlight’s our right to be different in terms of body type, gender, sexuality, religion, and skin tone with both humor and tenderness. The work shows the human body in its most stripped-down, naked form, but strives to create a non-sexualized and unprejudiced images based on the ideal of acceptance.
He has published a series of photobooks and zines including Uncensored (The Little Black Gallery, 2021). His work has been exhibited at some of the world’s best known galleries and museums, including Fotografiska (Stockholm), Clamp (New York), Galerie XII (Los Angeles), The Little Black Gallery (London), Finnish Museum of Photography (Helsinki), Falsterbo Photo Museum (Falsterbo, Sweden), and Fotogallerie Vasli Souza (Oslo).
