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Cecile Bortoletti - Photographer



the editorial before vogue italia and V by panos (styled by catherine baba) from jalouse.
from 2005 i guess.... if anyone wants a new ref.



the rest of the edit :



some stilleven
a very Bourdin one, with a touch of sarah moon :




same source
 
menswear (she also shooted Edouard P. for Issey M.)

ROMAIN KREMER - i guess.....



from Le Monde (styled by Masha Orlov, with Tyler R.)


from HE.... very Prada....


same source.
 
there are some great shots, I love the first editorials posted. But in some of them the misty look is too excesive, for example the last one of #2 and the second one of #3

Some info abot her:
Cécile Bortoletti lives and works in Paris.

At the end of the 80’s, she studies cinema and photography at the university of Paris VIII. She follows Claudine Eizykman course and Gilles Deleuze seminar.

She discovers the French experimental artistic scene, starts to take part of it actively, and becomes the assistant of the theatre producer and movie director Marc’o with whom she works during several years.

She also produces experimental movies in super 8 and 16mm and starts to work as a photographer. Along with David TV, Agathe Gris and Helena Villovitch, she creates the MOLOKINO band to promote what they call the “expanded cinema”, namely “projections – performances” that aim at upsetting the classical relation that exists between the audience and the screen. The MOLOKINO band is consequently being invited in most of the places related to the alternative culture as well as in the main European modern museums and art institutes.

She also gets involved in the creation of the “101” magazine which opposes all practises of the “different” cinema, from the political movies to the installation/performance and to all experimental and video art levels.

At the beginning of the 90’s, she plays a great part in different projects linked to the young generation of fashion designers and she initiates collaborations with Bless, Charles Anastase, Martin Margiela, Marjan Pejovski…

She publishes her photographic works in magazines such as Self Service, Crash, Purple, Studio Voice, Big, Barfout as well as in Libé Style, 20 ans, Jalouse.

She continues to collaborate with those magazines regularly while keeping up with her film-maker activity.
photographie.com
 
I love the first photo the most, it has magical athmosphere.
 
"Pink flamingo"
jalouse 69
styling: Catherine Baba

patrimoine.jalougallery.com
 
At the end of the 80’s, she studies cinema and photography at the university of Paris VIII. She follows Claudine Eizykman course and Gilles Deleuze (philosoph) seminar.

i didn't know....
i'm not too fond of Deleuze.... pretty difficult for my mind.

so many people refer to Deleuze....
she doesn't.... but at least she followed (at least one) some seminaires....
 
I don't really know much about Deleuze, so I can't comment.

wallpaper october 2006
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source: wallpaper.com
 
Sleek issue 25
"jeunes filles"

how nice is this editorial?!!! shes my new obsession :)

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magazine: Dazed & Confused February 2008
photographer: Cecile Bortoletti
styling: Catherine Baba
model: Romina Lanaro


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