Brazil

The Berlin photographer Olaf Heine shows the sensuality of Brazil and does without striking colour, he is primarily concerned with the form. The well-known portrait and fashion photographer was fascinated by the country, which he has travelled to several times. In this stunning book Brazil, Heine juxtaposes the Brazilian landscape and architecture with the curves of the people, surfers and beautiful women. To do this, he dispenses with distracting colours and provides an unusual black-and-white view of Brazil.

Text in English, German, French and Portuguese.

AUTHOR:

Olaf Heine is internationally known for his enigmatic and richly detailed portraits of musicians, actors, writers, visual artists and athletes, as well as impressive architectural and landscape photography. Olaf Heine also established himself as a director for award-winning music videos, short films and commercials. His aesthetic has decisively shaped the visual language of countless bands, including Die Ärzte and Rammstein, as part of their many years of collaboration.

SELLING POINTS:

¿ A fascinating country is presented in an unusual way: melancholic and in black and white, aesthetic beauty of land, people and architecture

¿ A reminiscence of the 2016 Olympics and the 2014 World Cup

¿ Olaf Heine is a well-known figure in fashion and portrait photography

150 b/w illustrations