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The Architect aka Mathematics
In the backstage of Dubai's art scene, lurks a photographer with a minimalist style, whose identity remains a mystery. With almost deliberate discretion, this master of the image evokes admiration and inquiry among those who have had the chance to encounter his work.
His photographs, of striking simplicity, capture the very essence of beauty and elegance. Each shot seems to carry within it a deep and captivating story, suggesting an intimate connection between the viewer and the subject captured.
While his name is associated with top fashion brands such as Gucci, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Roberto Cavalli, and NARS, few details about his personal life have been revealed. He prefers to stay in the shadows, letting his work speak for itself.
It is in this aura of mystery that the magic of his art resides. His photographs do not merely depict reality; they transcend the boundaries of the ordinary to reveal the hidden beauty in the simplest of details.
Thus, this anonymous photographer continues to wield his influence on Dubai's artistic scene, leaving behind a legacy of captivating images and unresolved mysteries.
YVES TUMOR
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Tumor's earlier work was compared to that of Dean
Blunt and James Ferraro, the latter of whom they have collaborated with; however, their more recent music, such as Heaven to a Tortured Mind, has been likened to Prince and David Bowie.
Tumor has cited Throbbing Gristle as an influence, saying: "Sonically, Throbbing Gristle (were very inspirational). There's something about their music, like the hypnotic trance vibes, that really influenced me. When I moved to Los Angeles after college, a good friend of mine would always play Chris & Cosey records when we were hanging out. I slowly became obsessed with them and started reading about Genesis P-Orridge and that whole movement