Quadriga

BULGARI

Splendida

Art direction : Marianna Tognelli

Flower stylist : Amy Humpfreys

Post-production : Matthieu Touzé

Directeur de Création:  Atelier Franck Durand                          

Styliste: Tamara Taichman

Hair: Cyril Laloue 

C/O B Agency 

Make Up: Tatsu Yamanaka

C/O Marie France Thavonekham

Art Direction : Pablo Arroyo

Set Design : Lilly-Marthe Ebener

Post-Production : Dominique Lansalot

Stylist: David Saint John James

Gucci Flora Film

Director: Ines Dieleman

Architecture and design culture magazine ICON writes about Atelier Van Lieshout, the at times controversial art studio of dutch artist Joep Van Lieshout. Van Lieshout's works are designed to raise a debate because for him, only critical thinking can give rise to doubts about the functioning of simple ideologies. Frederik had the chance to capture the incredible world of Joep Van Lieshout.

Tiffany & Co, the american luxury jewelry and specialty retailer invited Frederik to NY to visualize the process of their newest fragrance, with all the key components. Iris, Vert de Mandarine and Patchouli come together in the new tiffany fragrance. In collaboration with Quadriga, Agency NR2154, art direction by Jacob Wildschiodtz, set design by Yolande Gagnier, post production by Pixelbound.

The Kanaal project by Axel Vervoordt is un outstanding architectural project near Antwerp, Belgium. Unity and diversity are the hallmarks of the project. The uniqueness of the historical heritage has priority. It is protected by the conversion and further accentuated. As the unbelievable site is now almost completed, MILK Decoration devotes an article to it.

Frederik created a set of images for an article on Olivier Van Herpt, a 28-year old designer who is radically transforming one of the world's oldest art forms. After countless hours of experimentation, he built a machine capable of printing out-of-the-bag clay. Read more on Surfacemag.

Belgian luxury brand Delvaux stands for true craftsmanship and high quality since 1829. Frederik was asked to create a new series of lookbook imagery for the oldest fine luxury goods company in the world. In collaboration with Initials LA and Base Design. Art direction by Christina Zeller, styling by Pierre Daras, post production by Pixelbound.

Photographer Maud Remi Lonvis

Stylist: Davide Brambilla

Stylist: David Saint John-James 

L'Officiel Hommes (N°51)

Direction Artistique : Aldo Buscalferri

Stylisme : Romain Vallos

Stylist: Loic Masi