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Collection 1 - Nude – Pure – Us!

Hello, welcome to our very first KALTBLUT Collection. 400 pages of the theme Nudity. It is a special edition. Featuring artists like: aMinus, Gio Black Peter, Sam Sparro, Mara Sommer, Nir Arieli, Munroe Bergdorf, Rico Mahel, PETA, Tim Kruger, Brett Seiler, Marilyn Monroe, Suzana Holtgrave, Simon Ekrelius, Oona Vdl, Men To Kiss and many many more. Download the pdf here: http://kaltblutmagazine.bigcartel.com/product/collection-1-nude-pure-us-pdf-download

Hello, welcome to our very first KALTBLUT Collection. 400 pages of the theme Nudity. It is a special edition. Featuring artists like: aMinus, Gio Black Peter, Sam Sparro, Mara Sommer, Nir Arieli, Munroe Bergdorf, Rico Mahel, PETA, Tim Kruger, Brett Seiler, Marilyn Monroe, Suzana Holtgrave, Simon Ekrelius, Oona Vdl, Men To Kiss and many many more. Download the pdf here: http://kaltblutmagazine.bigcartel.com/product/collection-1-nude-pure-us-pdf-download

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KALTBLUT<br />

223<br />

KALTBLUT: So, to begin with, you shoot both analog<br />

and digital, which one do you prefer and why?<br />

JOSEPH: Actually I don’t really photograph digitally.<br />

I tried it several times but I’m lacking the needed<br />

technical skills as well as the leisure to grapple with<br />

it. This also applies to analog photography, therefore<br />

I mostly work with disposable cameras. But coming<br />

back to the question I do prefer analog because I<br />

don’t have to change as much to make it look the<br />

way I want it. I find digital photography to be much<br />

too raw and cold and I always feel like I’m cheating<br />

when I retouch and rework pictures. But this is a<br />

very personal attitude towards digital photography, I<br />

know a lot of very talented photographers who alter<br />

their pictures digitally and create impressive imageries<br />

which I can never achieve with my way of photographing.<br />

I also would like to add that I don’t see myself as a<br />

photographer. I rather try to play with the definitions<br />

for photographer, artist and (art) producer.<br />

KALTBLUT: We are featuring “Corpus Series” on this<br />

issue. How did it come to this project? How did you<br />

begin shooting nudes?<br />

JOSEPH: I wanted to photograph a plain series of<br />

bodies that should not be understood as portraits but<br />

rather as a mere baseline study of the human body.<br />

I wanted pure surface that depicts simply the design<br />

of the body. Therefore I used a disposable camera.<br />

This series is about creating an art object, turning a<br />

person into an object, a decorative ornament.<br />

The “Corpus” series is also connected to my “photographed<br />

by” series, in which I get photographed by<br />

different public figures from the realms of fashion,<br />

music, literature, art, film, entertainment etc. Whereas<br />

I objectified my models in the “Corpus” series I<br />

am the one now who gets objectified. It is again a<br />

play on the relation between artist and art object. It<br />

is my intention to blend those two angles. I started<br />

the “Corpus” series simultaneously to the “photographed<br />

by” project.<br />

However with my first exhibition in Berlin last summer<br />

I completed the “Corpus” series. I still work on<br />

the “photographed by” series but I also and foremost<br />

concentrate on new projects.

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