featured by Emeis Deubel :

Pascal Schonlau photographs Tamta for Le Mile #40 – between portraiture, CGI and digital sculpture

For the cover story of the 40th issue of Le Mile Magazine, Pascal Schonlau photographed Greek singer Tamta. Under the headline “Tamta expands the Grammar of Greek Pop,” the story appears in an issue dedicated to Identity – a theme Schonlau explores through a striking mix of portrait photography, CGI and body scanning.

Tamta appears at times in classic portraiture, at others as a digitally transformed sculpture or in dialogue with her own virtual doubles. Ahead of the London shoot, Pascal Schonlau developed lighting concepts and initial CGI previsualisations. Tamta was also scanned on set, with CGI and post-production handled by Recom Farmhouse.

In keeping with the visual concept, Tamta describes identity as something in constant motion: “I am performing against staticness. My work lives in movement, change, and constant reinvention.” Reflecting on her own evolution, she adds: “It’s not about creating a new character as much as revealing more layers of myself.”

TEAM
Styling: Ignacio de Tiedra
Make-up: Dasha Taivas
Hair: Kenta Uchinokura
Digitech: James Bryant
Light Assistant: Caterina Castro

 
10.09.2026 show complete article

featured by Michael Hanisch :

MICHAEL HANISCH photographs Ford Bronco campaign in striking desert landscapes

For the latest FORD BRONCO campaign, Michael Hanisch photographed in striking desert landscapes – raw, dusty and flooded with blazing sunlight. #READYSETFORD

Strong contrasts meet vast off-road terrain, creating a cinematic and immersive visual world that makes adventure and freedom instantly tangible.

The vehicles were precisely integrated into the scenes using CGI, based on high-resolution plates captured with custom-built equipment to ensure maximum color depth, detail and realism.

High-end post-production and 3D execution were handled by Recom Farmhouse.

 
20.05.2026 show complete article

featured by Sébastien Staub :

Elegantly electric - SÉBASTIEN STAUB photographed the launch campaign of the new TOYOTA BZ 2025 for Saatchi & Saatchi LA

Increased range, improved performance, and optimized charging capacity, plus a design facelift... the new TOYOTA BZ 2025 offers all of this. For the launch of the newly redesigned car, SÉBASTIEN STAUB photographed the facelift on location in and around Los Angeles for the agency Saatchi & Saatchi LA.

Particularly striking: the emblematic light signature that runs across the entire width of the front end – underscoring the vehicle's high-tech character.

"The interior of the 2026 Toyota bZ4X immediately sets it apart from its predecessor. You’ll find slimmer LED daytime running lights on the redesigned front fascia. Redesigned overfenders add muscular character to the profile, with available color-matched molding to create a sleeker, more cohesive look.

Toyota has also expanded the bZ4X color palette with exciting new options, including Wind Chill Pearl, Heavy Metal, and Black with coordinating color-matched accents, allowing you to express your personal style." TOYOTA.

Post-production was supervised by GoSee Premium Member RECOM NYC.


TEAM
Agency Saatchi and Saatchi
Creative Danielle Duran
Agency Producer Christopher Witten
Production MJ68
Postproduction Recom NYC - on set post support Steven Orts

 
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