Form 21st Anniversary
Make your way to design group Form’s 21st anniversary exhibition in Shoreditch before Thursday14th June.Its a great inspirational show for all you out there interested in visuals in the music industry and beyond.The centrepiece(s) of the show are 21 objects that somehow played a part, or were the inspiration behind some of Form’s projects.Great stories accompany each object.More details here:http://www.form.uk.com/newsletter/Here’s an oldie I shot for them back in the ’90s:
The band was called Two Thirds – but there were 3 members in it.I never quite got my head around that one…
New website layout
My website has now had a long overdue overhaul. Biggest difference is that you can now view the images on their own and control the slideshows.Have a peek: www.spirospolitis.com
Our House In The Middle of The Street
Here is an office our friends at Sideshow and myself constructed and shot for a new BT advert.Out now in the papers.Quite a technical puzzle had to be solved and I got to balance 14ft up high on a scaffold.
I love twitterfeed!
My new blog entries are now automatically posted onto my twitter account.
Hyper Real
I worked closely with a team of wonderful people in California,New York and London for a U.S client to achieve these ‘hyper real’ images as part of a campaign for what can only be described as a tech giant.
Slim Bright new Laptops
From a recent advertising shoot for an American client.Wonderful range of people was shot in the studio and on location.
New portraits and more
These are from a couple of recently completed shoots.More images in the ‘body’ section of my site.
Paolo Roversi at Wapping Project Bankside
The Italian master is on show until the end of March.Unmissable photographic works by this unique photographer whose light touch, eye andtreatment of light and subject rarely fails to transport you to a more ethereal place.Paolo Roversi London Show
David Hockney at Royal Academy
David Hockney shows his wonderful landscapes from around Yorkshire,and other parts of the country painted on canvas (and on iPad of all things) over the last 10 years, with a few diversions and references to earlier works.This is a totally immersive show with a wonderful big scope and in spite of being crowded due to it’s popularity, you still get sucked into his impressive world of light and colour by the sheer force of the work.I wouldn’t want to miss this showHere is the link:David Hockney at RA,London
Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern
Moments of sheer genius, but unfortunately in this show they feel too few and far between.Good source of inspiration though and the very last ‘room’ in unmissable.Maybe something got “Lost in Translation’ between English and Japanese culture, in spite her having resided in New York for quite a while in the 60’s and 70’s.Here is the link:Yayoi Kusama