Matthias Heiderich is a self-taught photographer.
Currently living and working in Berlin, Germany.
Lucien Hervé was one of the great architectural photographers of the twentieth century and widely recognized for his collaborations with Le Corbusier from 1949 until the renowned architects death in 1965. Hervé approached his subjects, specifically the buildings he was commissioned to document, with a particular focus on conveying a sense of space, texture and structure. Through a strong contrast of light and shadow, Hervé defined the dialogue between substance and form as well as placing emphasis on building details.
Lucien Hervé worked with Le Corbusier for some 40 years after WWII and his archive was recently acquired by the Getty Museum in California.
Raised in Maryland, Nicholas Alan Cope moved to Los Angeles in 2004
and attended Art Center College of Design.
Since graduating Nicholas has worked for a number of commercial and editorial clients while also working on personal projects.
Born in London in 1978, Sacha Maric studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, graduating in 2000.
His editorial work has appeared in ArtReview, Contributor Magazine, Dansk Magazine, Dazed & Confused, Kilimanjaro, Nylon, Pig Magazine, WAD, Wallpaper Magazine and many more.
White + Wood + Grey makes me smile.
These pages are snippets of things I find inspiring, interesting or simply aesthetically pleasing.
To see my work inspired by these pages please visit www.linea-studio.co.uk
Thanks for taking a peek today.
Kathryn Tyler.
