The new Exterface exhibit going on in Paris, France from November 5th until November 7th, is a photography exhibit to promote the latest book of photography from Exterface and their collaborator Fred Faurtin.
The Exterface exhibit shows attempts by photographers to strip down their models to expose a “hidden side†and to try and photograph their beings and not just their amazing features.
Implications - The collection of photos isn't about just the outside of humans, but humans as a whole. The featured images are colorful, bold and powerful. They feature both men and women and work to express people's many differences in life. One image features men holding beer cans while another features men who look like they are from a tribe within the forest.
Personality-Stripping Photography
The Exterface Exhibit Shows the Model's Exterior & Interior
Trend Themes
1. Human-as-a-whole Photography - The trend of capturing human beings in their entirety, instead of just focusing on their physical beauty, presents an opportunity for photographers to showcase the diversity and complexity of their subjects.
2. Authenticity in Imagery - The trend of stripping down models and presenting them in a raw and unfiltered manner creates an opportunity for photographers to capture genuine and authentic moments.
3. Inclusiveness in Photography - The trend of featuring diverse models and celebrating their differences opens up an opportunity for photographers to showcase and popularize inclusive and diverse imagery.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The photography industry can utilize this trend to create more authentic and inclusive imagery that showcases the diversity and complexity of people.
2. Advertising - The advertising industry can incorporate these trends to create more authentic and diverse advertisements that appeal to a broader range of audiences.
3. Fashion - The fashion industry can embrace these trends by featuring models of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds, and presenting their clothing in a more genuine and inclusive manner.