Tus ntxhais tau lees tias nws nyiam ua haujlwm nrog Gilford. Qhov no tseem tau hais los ntawm tus kws yees duab: "Qhov sib thooj thiab kev ntseeg siab tab tom txhim kho kev sib hwm, thiab nws siv sijhawm. Qhov tseeb tau sib thooj tsis tau yuam kev tuaj yeem, koj xav tau kev sib sau ua tiag tiag, kev sib raug zoo tiag tiag yuav tsum tau ua haujlwm, kev hlub thiab ua siab ntev. Nkag siab txog qhov no, kuv tus hluas nkauj Lily-Rose depp thiab kuv txiav txim siab los ua cov duab no. " Nws hloov tawm tias qee cov duab tau tshwm sim los ntawm cov duab ntawm Vanessa Paressa, niam Lily ntau. "Peb tau yuav ib tus wig thiab raug tshoov los ntawm cov duab ntawm nws niam, uas tau ua los ntawm kaum xyoo dhau los," hais tias Lukas. Raws li qhov tshwm sim ntawm qhov no "sib thooj", tus ntxhais coj qee tus ntxhais ntawm lub toppess thiab nrog rau tus neeg luam yeeb, tab sis yuav tsum tau ua yeeb yam Hollywood - Cov ntaub ntawv twb paub lawm.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of intimacy. It’s an important element in my work and a feeling I often try to convey in my films and photographs. I believe intimacy is developed the same way as a relationship - through mutual trust & respect, and over time. True intimacy cannot be forced and it’s not a one way street. It is so powerful because it takes a real connection to exist, and real connections take work, patience, and love. With this in mind, @lilyrose_depp and I decided to start a new series of photographs together. We shared references over the course of weeks, many of them of her mother — obviously a very personal process for Lily. We went and bought a wig inspired by a shoot her mother had done decades before, and spent a couple days hanging out and taking photos together at home. It was just the two of us and our friend Walker, no crew whatsoever. The images of her in bed and crying especially move me because they are so honest. This experience was so inspiring because it reminded me how rewarding it is to collaborate with friends, and how meaningful it is to create authentic trust and intimacy ♥
Публикация от Luke Gilford (@lukegilford) Янв 17, 2018 at 10:27 PST
I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of intimacy. It’s an important element in my work and a feeling I often try to convey in my films and photographs. I believe intimacy is developed the same way as a relationship - through mutual trust & respect, and over time. True intimacy cannot be forced and it’s not a one way street. It is so powerful because it takes a real connection to exist, and real connections take work, patience, and love. With this in mind, @lilyrose_depp and I decided to start a new series of photographs together. We shared references over the course of weeks, many of them of her mother — obviously a very personal process for Lily. We went and bought a wig inspired by a shoot her mother had done decades before, and spent a couple days hanging out and taking photos together at home. It was just the two of us and our friend Walker, no crew whatsoever. The images of her in bed and crying especially move me because they are so honest. This experience was so inspiring because it reminded me how rewarding it is to collaborate with friends, and how meaningful it is to create authentic trust and intimacy ♥
Публикация от Luke Gilford (@lukegilford) Янв 17, 2018 at 10:20 PST
I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of intimacy. It’s an important element in my work and a feeling I often try to convey in my films and photographs. I believe intimacy is developed the same way as a relationship - through mutual trust & respect, and over time. True intimacy cannot be forced and it’s not a one way street. It is so powerful because it takes a real connection to exist, and real connections take work, patience, and love. With this in mind, @lilyrose_depp and I decided to start a new series of photographs together. We shared references over the course of weeks, many of them of her mother — obviously a very personal process for Lily. We went and bought a wig inspired by a shoot her mother had done decades before, and spent a couple days hanging out and taking photos together at home. It was just the two of us and our friend Walker, no crew whatsoever. The images of her in bed and crying especially move me because they are so honest. This experience was so inspiring because it reminded me how rewarding it is to collaborate with friends, and how meaningful it is to create authentic trust and intimacy ♥
Публикация от Luke Gilford (@lukegilford) Янв 17, 2018 at 10:25 PST
