Beautiful new work created for JOSEPH FORD’s IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART series in collaboration with Spanish artist Antonyo Marest, whose works often reflect the influence of Art Deco and the Memphis design movement.
Antonyo’s vibrant, graphic use of colour is applied across the monochromatic canvas of a 225m brutalist dam - the Diga di Luzzone in Ticino, Switzerland, then rephotographed on location by Joseph Ford to beautiful illusory effect✨.
MATERIAL GAINS - a beautiful new personal project by KELLIE FRENCH - exploring light, form and texture - elevating each stack of materials beyond the sum of its parts.
Conceived and captured in collaboration with stylist YVONNE ACHATO ♥️✨
The second in a series of a short films by PHIL FISK entitled INSIDE OUT, showing the perspective of people’s inner lives on one side of the window and that of the outside world on the other. The films are deliberately shot in portrait format to fully frame the window.
ANNIAH is a young aspiring actor, who Phil found through a local theatre group - this was her first time acting on camera.
Thanks also to Martin at The Lemonade Factory and Vic Twyman for props and set dressing 🏏!
Introducing a series of a short films by PHIL FISK entitled INSIDE OUT, showing the perspective of people’s inner lives on one side of the window and that of the outside world on the other. The films are deliberately shot in portrait format to fully frame the window.
The first features TINA, Phil’s friend and a podcaster who talks a lot about mental health, so this vignette is in harmony with how she lives her life.
Thanks also to Martin at The Lemonade Factory, Vic Twyman for props and set dressing and the amazing make skills of Corrine Robinson for Tina’s extra sparkle ✨!
Delighted to share this inspired personal project from top team FRANKIE TURNER and stylist MAUD EDEN.
Focussing on the concept of celebrating culinary cultures from afar, often through digital experience rather than in person - this project celebrates the essence of a place through its flavours, especially in home cooking..
By using select ingredients that capture the culinary spirit of Japan 🍣 Mexico 🍋🟩 Italy🥫 and France 🥖 , Frankie and Maud bring the vibrant tastes of these rich cultures alive ✨
Delighted to announce that Joseph Ford is a finalist in the Spaces category for the 39th AOP Awards 2024.
These stunning images were shot in Egypt last winter - filled with gorgeous colour and the spirit of Ricardo Bofill’s “La Muralla Roja”, inspired by the architecture of North African casbahs ❤️🧡💛💙
On a recent trip to Egypt, Joseph was delighted to discover this waterpark on the Red Sea coast. Its architecture obviously inspired by Ricardo Bofill's "La Muralla Roja", which was itself inspired by the architecture of North African casbahs.
The vibrant colours, strong geometric design and graphic inflatables provided ample inspiration for this lovely series of images ❤️🧡💛💚💙🌴💦
Bringing light, bright and colourful vibes for the New Year with this delightful new work from Joseph Ford in collaboration with contemporary artist Chris RWK in New Jersey - as part of his ongoing project Impossible Street Art.
Happy New Year from all of us here at Flock ❤️.
FLOCK are immensely proud to announce that FRANKIE TURNER was awarded a GOLD for her series “LET THEM EAT CAKE” in the 2023 AOP AWARDS 🙌✨🙌
Frankie Turner captures a world of sumptuous summer flavours, even when the Great British Summer isn’t quite playing ball… ☔️⛈🌩⚡️!
Super fresh food styling by Livia Abraham; and vibrant, textured props by Victoria Eldridge.
YUM!! 🌞🙌💙💕
In celebration of the release of Oscar nominee Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster BARBIE movie, and last week’s “National Barbie Day”, Frankie Turner takes a colourful dive into the world of Barbie style 🎀 ✨
Huge thanks to our amazing team 🙌
AD Steven Storm, nails on fleek by Nail Art by Ashton, artful candy-coloured food styling by Keiron George and prop styling by Victoria Eldridge 💕
Super chuffed that FRANKIE TURNER is an AOP AWARDS finalist in the Food & Drink Category this year - with 5 images from her sumptuous feast of a personal project. 🎂🥂✨.
Congratulations Frankie!! 🙌🙌🙌
Flock are thrilled to announce that Joseph Ford is one of the agency’s 3 finalists in this years’s 38th AOP Awards.
Joseph’s stunning new project IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART is a finalist in the Environment category - featuring collaborations with renowned global street artists.
From top L:
JOSEPH FORD X ADOR. Pantheon, Paris.
JOSEPH FORD X MORLEY. Subway, Los Angeles
JOSEPH FORD X DENIS MEYERS, National Theatre, South Bank
JOSEPH FORD X PEETA. Shoreham Cement Works
JOSEPH FORD X LEVALET. Brighton Marina
Awesome news Joseph!! 🙌🙌🙌
Introducing the last in our series of spotlights focussing on IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART - an intricately conceived project by JOSEPH FORD, created in collaboration with renowned street artists, showcasing the work they would create if there were NO LIMITS...
Charles Leval, aka Levalet is known for his amazing street art. He produces site-specific scenes using paper and Indian inks, which often draw on his knowledge of theatre and explore playful social commentaries.
Dutch graffiti artist Janis de Man likes to vary both his inspiration and techniques, exploring trompes l'œil, portraits, landscape and graffiti styles, often involving input from local communities to create deeper engagement with each original artwork.
7/8 JOSEPH FORD X LEVALET. Brighton Marina
8/8 JOSEPH FORD X JANIS DE MAN. Les Arenes de Picasso, Paris
We’re delighted to say Joseph will be releasing more work from this ongoing series later in the year ✨.
IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART - an intricately conceived new project by JOSEPH FORD, created in collaboration with renowned street artists to showcase the work they would create if there were NO LIMITS...
Joseph collaborates with Peeta - super talented Venice-based graffiti artist, muralist, oil painter and sculptor whose 3-dimensional style bends surface, buildings and minds…
Mexican textile, installation and street artist Victoria Villasana - whose work adorns gallery and city walls everywhere from London & LA to Mexico City & Guadalajara - collaborated with Joseph on a stunning textile X photography creation. “The use of embroidery is her nod to female empowerment. “Working with fabric makes me feel connected with an inner rebellious femininity. Embroidery is undervalued as just a ‘woman’s craft’ – but it’s something that reminds us of all those amazing women in our lives that nurture us.”
4/8 JOSEPH FORD X PEETA. Shoreham Cement Works
5/8 JOSEPH FORD X VICTORIA VILLASANA. Les Arenes de Picasso, Paris
The iconic PB&J toast, captured in all its glory by FRANKIE TURNER, styling by KEIRON GEORGE.
We realise this is a controversial subject matter... (sparking lengthy debate at Flock HQ!) where there is a self-confessed "peanut butter hater", a "peanut butter purist" (no other toppings allowed) and a "no sandwicher"...!
Whatever your preference, we hope you love the impeccable photography and styling 👌✨
IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART - a stunning new project by JOSEPH FORD created in collaboration with renowned street artists to showcase the work they would create if there were NO LIMITS...
Here, Joseph collaborates with Ador - celebrated French street artist, renowned for his imaginary characters inspired by fairy tales, circus spectacles, and current events..
2/8 . JOSEPH FORD X ADOR. Pantheon, Paris.
3/8. JOSEPH FORD X ADOR. Seven Sisters, UK
Watch this space for more amazing images from this series coming soon 🙌🙌🙌
Flock are delighted to introduce a new project by JOSEPH FORD created in collaboration with a global roster of renowned street artists.
IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART is an ongoing project showcasing “the work street artists would create if there were no limits”... in terms of scale, accessibility, safety, regulations etc, throwing open a world of potential to create work on landscape-scale vistas and inaccessible or protected sites of architectural heritage - ranging from England's Seven Sisters chalk cliffs to the Pantheon in Paris and the centre strip of a Los Angeles freeway.
Over the coming weeks we will be featuring the first 8 artworks, starting here with an image created in collaboration with Belgian typographer / 'urban artist' DENIS MEYERS, whose previous work ranges from live painting performances, skateboard and beer glass designs to painting an astonishing 25,000 m² of an abandoned building which was scheduled for demolition…
Please scroll down for a peek behind the scenes on location at the National Theatre (a grade 2 listed building designed by Brutalist architect Denys Lasdun in 1963) on London’s South Bank - plus an insight into the amazing creation process!
Please watch this space for more of Joseph’s collaborative artworks coming soon ⚡️
A splash of colour, fresh florals and sparkling bubbles - Frankie Turner and stylist Keiron George explore a gorgeous world of playful peach negronis and marvellous martinis for springtime 🌸🍸✨
