Félix Larher
 

Félix Larher has been making a name for himself with his ironic/iconic photomontages that play out bizarre scenes (cue a grinning Claudia Schiffer caught in a compromising position with the Pink Panther), created with a mix of stolen and original imagery. But in-studio, Félix's cut'n'paste mentality translates into real-life comic book dramas.

"I tend to go off in different directions with my shoots, creating characters and developing them as I go along." Graphic layers are built on set with the models and props, and then pushed further in post production. In this more pre-considered, controlled environment his approach to image making is refined into a sophisticated, malleable and highly commissionable visual language.

"I did the shoot for a book that I'm making called Rumpus Room [to be published in the coming months]. The American theme is completely intentional - we have a love-hate relationship!" He has a dark sense of humour and a photographic style that really grows on you.

Credits
 

Introductory text courtesy of
Pictured Magazine, Félix Larher

Photographs by
Félix Larher

Further viewing of Félix Larher's work can be found at www.felixlarher.com [External website, leaving Velle]