To celebrate the launch of the new Tate Britain, which opens on 19th November, the institution has collaborated with a number of leading and emerging British creatives.
Tate Britain then invited Miles Aldridge to create a series of photographic prints, inspired by art. Aldridge has featured in fashion publications such as Vogue, Vogue Italia, Wand Harper’s Bazaar Aldridge always places the image ahead of selling clothes and therefore his work often crosses the boundaries between fashion photography and art!
The photographer chose Mark Gertler’s painting ‘Merry-Go-Round’, from 1916, and in this film we follow his creative process as he re-imagines it through his lens.
Tate Britain then invited Miles Aldridge to create a series of photographic prints, inspired by art. Aldridge has featured in fashion publications such as Vogue, Vogue Italia, Wand Harper’s Bazaar Aldridge always places the image ahead of selling clothes and therefore his work often crosses the boundaries between fashion photography and art!
The photographer chose Mark Gertler’s painting ‘Merry-Go-Round’, from 1916, and in this film we follow his creative process as he re-imagines it through his lens.
The results from Aldridge's photography turned out to be pretty dreamy, rigid, bright-colored, and eye-catching. The results worth the Tate show themselves. I just love anything art and fashion combined in a collaboration. This was one of my favorites.
Watch the video below to see how the wonderful shots were made
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