Johnathan Kell – Varicolored
Explore a universe where eccentricity dances with the splendor of bright colors, guided by the lens of Johnathan Kell. In this gripping photographic epic, each shot reveals a kaleidoscope of emotions, where urban architecture blends harmoniously with the mischievous spirit of an elusive subculture.
Johnathan Kell – Varicolored
Explore a universe where eccentricity dances with the splendor of bright colors, guided by the lens of Johnathan Kell. In this gripping photographic epic, each shot reveals a kaleidoscope of emotions, where urban architecture blends harmoniously with the mischievous spirit of an elusive subculture.
Johnathan Kell – Varicolored
Explore a universe where eccentricity dances with the splendor of bright colors, guided by the lens of Johnathan Kell. In this gripping photographic epic, each shot reveals a kaleidoscope of emotions, where urban architecture blends harmoniously with the mischievous spirit of an elusive subculture.
Johnathan Kell – Albums Covers
The album covers produced by Johnathan Kell for La Jetée Éditions are true works of art that enhance the musical experience. Each visual composition is crafted with a unique artistic sensibility, capturing the deep essence of the music it houses.
Johnathan Kell – Portraits
Where artistic souls come alive through the lens of Johnathan Kell. Discover a captivating series of portraits that capture the essence and spirit of various artists, a collaboration with La Jetée Éditions.
Johnathan Kell – Steal and Destroy
Immerse yourself in the enigmatic universe where Johnathan Kell’s lens dances with the elusive essence of femininity. Discover a mesmerizing series of nudes, an avant-garde tribute to the raw spirit of the New York No Wave scene, blending timeless seduction with determined boldness.
Exhibition Johnathan Kell – June 11-13, 2021
Le Plongeon – Exposition Printlife – Salon de la Photo, à la Grande Halle de La Villette de Paris, 6 au 9 octobre 2022
“Art is a roaring soul, a chromatic explosion that illuminates the darkness of the ordinary.” – Johnathan Kell
