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| comment | | "parent_author":"",<br>"parent_permlink":"romain",<br>"author":"romainlienhardt",<br>"permlink":"romainlienhardt",<br>"title":"@romainlienhardt",<br>"body":"N\u00e9 \u00e0 Saint-Tropez en 1972,<br> Romain Lienhardt se r\u00e9v\u00e8le pr\u00e9cocement photosensible (ce que vient vite confirmer,<br> durant le lyc\u00e9e,<br> une formation d\u2019\u00e9clairagiste de plateau \u00e0 la SFP). Apr\u00e8s un Deug d\u2019Arts plastiques,<br> il d\u00e9bute donc dans la vie active en 1996 comme \u00e9clairagiste et photographe de plateau au service Photo de France 2.\nMais,<br> tr\u00e8s vite,<br> il rencontre Dominique Issermann dont il devient plusieurs mois l\u2019assistant en 1997 et qui lui fait prendre alors un virage inattendu vers la photographie de mode : jusqu\u2019en 2000 au Studio Pin-up,<br> \u00e0 Paris,<br> puis jusqu\u2019en 2002 en freelance,<br> il assistera de nombreux photographes de renom tels que Peter Lindbergh,<br> Paolo Roversi,<br> Patrick Demarchelier,<br> Terry Richardson,<br> Rankin,<br> Mario Sorrenti\u2026 Et c\u2019est donc d\u00e8s 2002 qu\u2019il exercera une activit\u00e9 de photographe freelance \u00e0 part enti\u00e8re,<br> notamment pour la maison de style et de tendance Trend-Union et des magasines tels que Wad,<br> View on colour,<br> Bloom ou In view qui lui permettent d\u2019\u00e9largir son champ d\u2019action au design,<br> \u00e0 la d\u00e9coration,<br> \u00e0 l\u2019architecture.\nPerp\u00e9tuellement enrichi de l\u2019exp\u00e9rience aussi exigeante que prot\u00e9iforme de ces travaux de commande,<br> Romain Lienhardt ne cesse d\u2019approfondir en parall\u00e8le les recherches artistiques personnelles qui l\u2019animent depuis toujours et dont le fruit est visible lors de diverses expositions,<br> individuelles ou collectives (notamment \u00e0 trois reprises en 2002,<br> 2003 et 2010,<br> avec l\u2019agence Edelkoort Inc,<br> \u00e0 Paris et \u00e0 New York ; mais aussi en Belgique,<br> en 2007,<br> pour le 175e anniversaire de Delvaux ; ainsi que,<br> \u00e0 Paris,<br> \u00e0 l\u2019Espace Richelieu,<br> au Studio Pin-up,<br> \u00e0 l\u2019Espace 43,<br> \u00e0 l\u2019Espace Artcore\u2026)\nActuellement,<br> il travaille sur plusieurs projets d\u2019expositions autour de th\u00e8mes qui lui sont chers et \u00e0 propos desquels il dispose d\u2019une mati\u00e8re riche,<br> in\u00e9dite,<br> et qui ne se cantonne pas strictement au seul support photographique bidimensionnel : la transformation des jouets par l\u2019enfant dans l\u2019optique de leur r\u00e9appropriation,<br> la dispersion temporelle au travers de d\u00e9cors et de mises en sc\u00e8ne photographiques,<br> ou bien encore des dispositifs d\u2019installations et de sculptures faisant intervenir la photographie et la vid\u00e9o sur des ph\u00e9nom\u00e8nes sociaux tout \u00e0 fait actuels.\n\nBorn in St-Tropez in 1972 Romain Lienhardt has become \u00ab photosensible \u00bb quite early. This trait confirms itself during his high-school years when he interns as a set electrician at the \u2018Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 Fran\u00e7aise de Production\u2019 in Paris. After an associate degree in Arts,<br> he starts his career as a set electrician and photographer at the photography department of France 2 (a French television channel).\nHe meets Dominique Issermann shortly afterwards and works as her assistant for a few months in 1997. This encounter triggers an unexpected turn in Romain\u2019s career as he now becomes involved in fashion photography. He works for \u2018Studio Pin Up\u2019 in Paris until 2000. From 2000 until 2002 he freelances as an assistant to many renowned fashion photographers among which Peter Lindbergh,<br> Paolo Roversi,<br> Patrick Demarchelier,<br> Terry Richardson,<br> Rankin,<br> and Mario Sorrenti.\nIn 2002 Romain starts his solo freelance photographer career shooting for \u2018Trend-Union\u2019,<br> a studio of style and trends or magazines such as Wad,<br> View on Colour,<br> Bloom or In view. This broadens Romain\u2019s knowledge in design,<br> interior decorating and architecture.\nThe endless,<br> highly demanding as well as multi-faceted nature of freelance also enables Romain to hone his own work. The fruit of his personal artistic research and development is showcased at many collective as well as solo shows : most notably in 2002,<br> 2003 and again in 2010 for Edelkoort Inc agency in Paris and New York,<br> in Belgium for the 175th anniversary of Delvaux\u2019s birth,<br> in the following Parisian galleries : Espace Richelieu,<br> Studio Pin-Up,<br> Espace 43 or even Espace Artcore .\nRomain is now preparing several shows centering on subjects dear to his heart. His substantial and unusual inspiration is not confined to the bi-dimensionality of photography. For example : a child\u2019s transformation of his toys in order to re-interpret them,<br> timelessness through set decoration and production,<br> or art installations mingling sculpture,<br> photography and video in order to communicate on contemporary social phenomena.\n \n\u00a9 Romain Lienhardt ![10.Tank.jpg (https:\/\/steemitimages.com\/DQmafds2xDrqioXjUEHbJiXzwn7p1WBhnwqZ5qUnRcUzMq6\/10.Tank.jpg)",<br>"json_metadata":" \"tags\":[\"romainlienhardt\",<br>\"photography\",<br>\"photographer\",<br>\"photographe\",<br>\"romain\" ,<br>\"image\":[\"https:\/\/steemitimages.com\/DQmafds2xDrqioXjUEHbJiXzwn7p1WBhnwqZ5qUnRcUzMq6\/10.Tank.jpg\" ,<br>\"app\":\"steemit\/0.1\",<br>\"format\":\"markdown\" " |
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