Pixels by Mads Perch, a photography born in Denmark and based in London, England, is a portrait series that revolves around a glitch in some form or another. Whether that involves actually depicting the subject as made up of digital pixels or what appears to be through a broken mirror, the images are fragmented. This idea captures a somber mood, one in which individuals often find themselves in from time to time.
As though addressing the idea of identity and purpose, Pixels by Mads Perch shows a state of personal and intimate confusion as well as a mysterious misalignment. It was art directed by Gem Fletcher with set design, which was admittedly very sparse, by Kerry Hughes.
Glitchy Portrait Photography
Pixels by Mads Perch Captures Fragmented Images of Individuals
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