Graphic Art | Paloma Rincón, è un fotografa di origine messicana con sede a Madrid. Nel corso della sua carriera professionale ha lasciato un segno in tutto il mondo, per grandi aziende come Ikea, Samsung, Playstation, Vodafone, Powerade, così come per progetti più sperimentali e personali.
Paloma Rincón found in the immediacy of photography the opportunity to combine the more formal and technical part with its more creative side. After a few years of working for other photographers, he became completely independent. Currently his career is mainly focused on the field of advertising and at the same time develops personal projects and more experimental collaborations.
About his work
Through photography he connects to his taste for art and design, passing through manual and artisanal work. In his projects, we can find a surprising visual game, in which photography meets sculpture, design, installation or illustration.
With a playful and contemporary aesthetic approach, in his works we can appreciate his interest in the everyday world, avoiding the usual conditioning and highlighting different connections between things. The resulting images show interesting worlds in which shapes, textures, materials, lights and colors combine to live in harmony within refined, rich and detailed graphic compositions.
MEXICAN PINK Mexican Pink is a personal project in which she explores her personal experience, the craftsmanship and color of the Mexico in which she was born and raised.
ACAPULCO a project that deepens the memories of his childhood. Inspired by sunny days spent on the Mexican coast, sunsets and holiday memories graphics in the late 80's and early 90's. A series of dream sets where surreal pools are enjoyed by animals and birds are surrounded by Acapulco chair style elements, tropical greenery and fruit.
SEX FOR BREAKFAST_ Collaboration project with Pablo Alfieri as a playful and enthusiastic way to portray sex in the early morning. Series in which naked bodies and breakfast food come together in colorful and theatrical settings. There is no romanticism, no trace of the act itself. Instead, it's a comical and innocent way to explore a timeless (and popular) theme.
INFO: www.palomarincón.com