Richardson’s work reflects his adventurous approach to his art, utilizing various methods of photographic technology such as motion capture, 3D scanning and 3D imaging. “People fall into aesthetic similarity and it’s important to try to push the envelope because images like that tend to have the most longevity.”
The result is a series of film and photos that feel otherworldly, yet reassuringly human. This familiar element emanates from his personally selected subjects - Academy Award nominated actress Rinko Kikuchi, model Guinevere Van Seenus, model/actress Tao Okamoto, and model/musician Brooke Candy. Wanting someone who would “be able to carry the character he was trying to create,” Richardson believes these women to have a sort of “chameleon like quality.” His emphasis on character has embedded a powerful and feminine energy into each of his portraits.
Duggal is proud of our part in Richardson’s exhibition. We produced his outstanding imagery on Fuji Crystal Archive paper, all mounted to aluminum.