EVOKE MIND + MATTER commission JOSEPH FORD to shoot a new public safety campaign for NETWORK RAIL. We cast, produced and created the CGI bubbles in post-production for our client.
“BEWARE THE BUBBLE” focusses on those using footpath level crossings, where in the last 3 years, 19 pedestrians and cyclist’s lives have been lost, with 5 in the last 2 years involving dogs…
Huge thanks to all those involved in the creation of these beautifully crafted ads 🙌.
More work from a new project by Joseph Ford - IMPOSSIBLE STREET ART - created in collaboration with renowned street artists to showcase the work they would create if there were NO LIMITS...
4/8 JOSEPH FORD X MORLEY. Subway, Los Angeles.
Morley is a street artist and author whose iconic typographic posters feel like feel like "love notes, private jokes, public secrets or a last testament"... he wheatpastes them at locations throughout the city of Los Angeles.
CHRIS FLOYD has been creating beautiful work for clients BERRY BROTHERS RUDD for several years now. He was recently commissioned to travel to the rolling terroire of the CHATEAU LAFITE vineyard in Bordeaux where he met executive chairwoman Saskia Rothschild and her wonderful team, who together produce the much heralded wines from the estate (which has been in Saskia’s family for 160 years).
Chris felt it was a real privilege to have such extensive access to the estate whilst creating this body of work, and was delighted to be able to capture some beautiful perspectives on the people and the place. We have pleasure in sharing a selection below.
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 ⚡️
Phil Fisk shoots the amazing Chanel Contos for Australian Magazine.
In 2021 her online petition to make consent education mandatory in Australian schools attracted 45,000 signatures. One year later, education ministers from around the country unanimously agreed to the demand.
Her platform teachusconsent.com lobbies for and provides holistic consent and sexuality education in Australia and has inspired similar movements worldwide. Recognition of Chanel's efforts has come in the form of a BBC 100 Women nomination 2022, a Diana Award for Activism 2022, and a Young Australian of the Year 2023 nomination.
A beautiful portrait of an inspiring young changemaker 🙌 👏
“Every person has one thing they can go to their grave extremely proud of, mine is definitely, gravy mayonnaise”…!!
Phil Fisk shoots North London “professional sanwicher” Max Halley, owner of the world famous Max’s Sandwich Shop, for Swill Magazine.
Phil Fisk recently photographed some amazing creative and culinary talent for Observer Food Monthly’s “Food Favourites for 2023”…
Featured here are beautiful portraits of baker Helen Evans and knife-maker Holly Loftus.
Holly has a foundry in Deptford. Her knives are things of great beauty; inspired by the principles of heirloom design and completely hand made using ancient Japanese techniques with handles made from native timbers sourced from family run sawmills.
Helen has just opened her first bakery, (a one woman operation), Eric’s in East Dulwich, having previously worked at the much-celebrated bakery Flor in Borough Market. 🌾 🥖 🙌
Joseph spent several days on location in Avoriaz in the French Alps, shooting this beautiful commission for the launch of Canon's new EOS R6 Mark II.
Working alongside the film crew, he captured stills of action photographer Teddy Morellec putting the camera through its paces, alongside speed flyers (/adrenaline junkies!) Ugo Gerola and Ambroise Serrano and mountain biker Louise Ferguson. 🙌 ⚡️
