Artist Information:
Raul Rincon
Toronto,
Canada
Member Since: Jan 2005
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Artist Statement:
Raul Rincon is a Toronto based
Colombian photographer with a
distinctive taste for flare
and contradiction. He has a
knack for transforming the way
that fashion and commercial
photography is captured.
Raul’s work bends the rules of
fashion and commercial
photography to create work
that questions traditional
frames. He is after all a
storyteller, and his
photography moves us towards
the reframing and transforming
of the ordinary: objects are
not contained by traditional
settings, and movement is
continually captured and
transformed.
He invites the viewer to
question conventional beauty
standards, and the formation
of the ordinary. His images
keep the observer away from
visual fatigue by demanding
from the viewer more than just
a passive mode of seeing. His
photography is successful
because it diligently presents
the constant surprise of
things seen for the very first
time.
What you’ll find most
outstanding about Raul’s work
is that he is not afraid to
delicately break any rules in
order to communicate a story.
His images capture an emotion;
embrace the different faces of
light, transform traditional
settings, and most importantly
they linger in your minds....
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Raul Rincon's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Raul Rincon's Portfolio. Browse Rincon's body of work: Raul Rincon is a Toronto based Colombian photographer with a distinctive taste for flare and contradiction. He has a knack for transforming the way that fashion and commercial photography is captured.
Raul’s work bends the rules of fashion and commercial photography to create work that questions traditional frames. He is after all a storyteller, and his photography moves us towards the reframing and transforming of the ordinary: objects are not contained by traditional settings, and movement is continually captured and transformed.
He invites the viewer to question conventional beauty standards, and the formation of the ordinary. His images keep ... |
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