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Featured Present Space projects
This week's top Present Space projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Present Space · Constance Tsang
This fashion editorial for Present Space, titled Constance Tsang, explores the relationship between sculptural form and minimalist interiors. The series utilizes soft, natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of knitwear, leather, and tailored separates against raw, textured concrete backdrops. Photographer Julien T. Hamon employs a clean, analogue-inspired aesthetic to document the collection, focusing on intimate portraiture and architectural composition. The visual narrative is supported by fashion editing from Marie-Therese Haustein, with hair styling by Sebastien Richard and makeup by Kamila Vay, maintaining a consistent, desaturated palette throughout the project.
Project Present Space · Sound
Sound is a visual exploration of musical anatomy and performance, produced for Present Space. The series utilizes still life photography to deconstruct vintage instruments, ranging from woodwind components to intricate brass mechanics. Photographer Matthias Leidinger captures these objects through a lens of tactile minimalism, employing hard light and soft directional studio techniques to define their structural form. Set design by Pierre-Alexandre Fillaire complements the editorial focus, incorporating monochromatic palettes and textured backgrounds that emphasize the materiality of the subjects. The project balances static technical studies with dynamic, grainy long-exposure shots of performance. By isolating details like keywork, valves, and strings, the work leans into an artistic, analogue-inspired aesthetic.
Project Present Space · Present Space Print Six Covers
Present Space Print Six Covers is a fashion editorial series capturing a collection of portraiture across multiple studio and location environments. The project explores structural silhouettes and material textures, utilizing techniques like analogue film and chiaroscuro lighting to define its visual identity. The series features contributions from photographers Sonia Szóstak, Pegah Farahmand, Marc Hibbert, and Diego Vourakis. The editorial presents a diverse range of subjects, including Paloma Elsesser, Kid Cudi, and Lina Zhang, framed through a minimalist lens. Creative direction is led by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh, with fashion direction overseen by Victoire Simonney to maintain a cohesive, clean aesthetic across the publication's cover stories.
Project Present Space · Jeremy O. Harris
Present Space presents an editorial portrait series featuring writer Jeremy O. Harris. Captured by photographer Mark Mahaney, the series utilizes monochrome imagery to explore form, texture, and posture within a variety of indoor and outdoor environments. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, employing high-contrast lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the subject's silhouette and attire. These portraits are defined by a clean, deliberate composition that prioritizes the interaction between the subject and his surroundings, whether set against stark architectural walls or natural elements.
Project Present Space · Jose Dávila
Present Space presents an exploration of the work of artist Jose Dávila through a series of editorial and documentary photographs. Captured by photographer Vivek Vadoliya, the project documents both finished sculptural installations and the iterative process within Dávila’s studio. The imagery focuses on the relationship between industrial materials—such as concrete blocks, steel beams, and stone—and the surrounding architectural environment. Techniques such as analogue film and monochrome processing are used to emphasize the raw textures of the studio space and the sculptural weight of the installations. The series utilizes natural light to highlight sharp shadows and geometric forms, creating a clean, minimalist visual balance across the workshop and gallery settings.
Project Present Space · The Manual Review - The Beauty Edit
The Manual Review: The Beauty Edit is an editorial series commissioned by Present Space, focusing on the refined intersection of skincare, cosmetics, and grooming tools. The project utilizes a range of compositions to frame luxury products, from top-down flat lays to abstracted views through textured glass. Creative direction by Juan Duque and photography by Eduard Sanchez Ribot lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The execution prioritizes high-contrast lighting and balanced negative space, highlighting the reflective surfaces and metallic textures of the featured items through editorial and commercial techniques.
Project Present Space · Present Space Print Five Covers
Present Space Print Five Covers is a series of editorial portraits that lean into a minimal, focused aesthetic. The project features a diverse range of subjects, including Lara Stone, Aymeline Valade, Quannah ChasingHorse, Joan Smalls, and 070 Shake, captured against pared-back studio backgrounds. The imagery prioritises clean lines and tactile fabric details across varied fashion silhouettes, from structured outerwear to layered textures. The series is shaped by the contributions of photographers Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, Brett Lloyd, Diego Vourakis, and Sonia Szóstak, with creative direction from Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh. Editorial styling and hair artistry serve to unify the project, maintaining a consistent tone across the portraiture through the use of soft natural light and analogue film techniques.
Project Present Space · Double Dutch
Double Dutch is a fashion editorial series for Present Space that explores sculptural silhouettes and tactile materials through a lens of clean, architectural minimalism. The project shifts between stark, high-key studio environments and textured urban backdrops, focusing on the interplay between modern apparel and its surrounding space. Creative direction by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh centers the narrative on precise styling and form. Captured by photographer Sonia Szóstak, the imagery leans into a contemporary aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques and natural light to document the layered textures of the garments, ranging from wooden beadwork to quilted outerwear. The series features model Caitlin Soetendal, whose direct, neutral presence anchors the editorial's focused compositions.
Project Present Space · En Familia
En Familia, a fashion editorial for Present Space, presents a series of intimate, character-focused portraits. Photographed by Diego Vourakis with creative direction by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh, the project emphasizes a minimalist aesthetic, relying on soft natural light and clean, neutral backdrops to spotlight the textures of the apparel and the subjects' individual features. The editorial, which features appearances by talent including Joan Smalls and Dilone, balances structured tailoring with relaxed, domestic poses. Marcus Correa’s fashion styling threads through the collection, paired with intentional set design by Manuel Norena that reinforces the project's quiet, considered tone. The imagery leans into the tactile quality of analogue film, utilizing a warm and desaturated color palette to frame a diverse cast within a cohesive, refined visual language.
Project Present Space · Aymeline Valade for Tiffany & Co.
Present Space produces this expansive jewellery and fashion campaign featuring model Aymeline Valade for Tiffany & Co. Captured by photographer Brett Lloyd, the series balances high-contrast monochrome studio work with warm, natural-light portraits. The execution focuses on sculptural silhouettes and intricate fabric textures, ranging from minimalist grey seamless backdrops to moody, chiaroscuro interiors. The project features creative direction by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh, with fashion styling by Dogi Nesanir. The production emphasizes a raw, editorial aesthetic, utilizing techniques such as grainy analogue film processing to elevate the commercial portraits. The collaborative team includes set designer Sophear Van Froment, casting directors Anita Bitton and Richard Nguyen, hair stylist Kalle Eklund, and makeup artist Karin Westerlund.
Project Present Space · Pour Homme
Pour Homme is a menswear editorial series produced for Present Space that explores contemporary tailoring and relaxed silhouette proportions. The project leans into minimalist art direction, utilizing clean, high-key studio lighting and a seamless white backdrop to place a singular focus on garment textures and layered construction. Featuring a diverse cast of models, the imagery transitions between sharp, precision-tailored suits and oversized, casual outerwear, underscored by a monochrome and natural-light palette. Creative direction is led by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh, with photography by Felipe Romero Beltrán. The editorial aesthetic is defined by the styling of Andrej Skok, which highlights both structured architectural lines and softer, everyday textiles. Casting for the series was managed by Anita Bitton and Lorenzo Rotondo, while grooming—spanning precise hair styling and nuanced makeup—was executed by Michał Bielecki and Lauren Bos.
Project Present Space · Lara Stone
Present Space showcases a series of editorial fashion portraits featuring model Lara Stone. The project leans into contemporary tailoring and minimalist silhouettes, captured with a focus on tactile fabric textures and structural layering. Photographed by Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, the images rely on natural light and raw backdrops to ground the apparel in a clean, understated aesthetic. Creative direction by Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh shapes the visual narrative, which alternates between stark studio environments and textured exterior settings. The production team includes fashion styling by Jasmine Hassett, hair by Syd Hayes, and makeup by Thom Walker, with casting facilitated by Anita Bitton and Calvin Wilson. The work highlights a deliberate, earthy color palette and sharp, intentional posing.
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