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Left: Courtesy of photographer Delaney Allen
Right: Courtesy of photographer Jason Penner
Photomontage by Daniel Pianetti -
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Right: William James from Wikimedia Commons
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Courtesy of photographer Hannah Davis
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Right: Courtesy of photographer Jack Pierson and Cheim & Read, New York
Photomontage by Daniel Pianetti -
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Photomontage by Daniel Pianetti -
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Left: Courtesy of photographer Mirko Martin
Right: Courtesy of photographer Lukas Goretta
Photomontage by Daniel Pianetti
On the Tenth Day of Christmas
Graphic Designer Daniel Pianetti Takes a Leap With Images Found Online
New York-based Daniel Pianetti contacted NOWNESS through our open editorial submissions page, and we enlisted him to curate what he terms an “idea-associated series”: a compilation of images sourced from the web that, in this case, riffs on the theme Ten Lords-a-Leaping. The resulting layouts highlight visualizations of gravity and weightlessness by photographers that may not be household names, but who are mining rich territory famously explored by artists such as famed 1950s celebrity photographer Philippe Halsman in his Jumpology series and Alfred Hitchcock in 1958's Vertigo. Pianetti makes a business of repurposing material to create new content, both as co-publisher of Faund books, a series of limited-edition printed albums that collates images discovered online, and the newly launched No Layout, a digital library of art and fashion magazines.
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