The Spatial Elegies of Massimo Listri

Yatzer invites you to discover Massimo Listri, the Italian master of interior photography, famous for his extraordinary sense of perspective and equilibrium and for his unique ability to define space and volume. Find out all the secrets of his amazing work, in an exclusive interview. [...]

Nikolaj Lund's Portraits of Classical Musicians

Danish-born 28 years old Nikolaj Lund is a professional photographer based in the city of Aarhus, Denmark. Known for his photographic portraits of classical musicians, although his work may lack sound, it totally compensates through a series of jaw dropping images. Yatzer caught up with him… [...]

A Journey Into The Dreamy Abstractness of Ina Jang

18 March 2012 No Comments

Ina Jang, an emerging and promising photographer from South Korea, reveals to yatzer the keys behind the dreamy abstractness of her photos. We invite you to discover her faded subjects, often giving the impression of floating in an unearthly dimension, and enjoy the exclusive interview she gave to Yatzer. [...]

Henrique Oliveira Talks to Yatzer

12 March 2012 {2} Comments

Known for his spatial wooden pieces whose irregular forms that look as if they are ready to devour the space that they inhabit, Henrique Oliveira admits that any attempt to find a message conveyed through his work would in fact be a fruitless project. Yatzer caught up with the artist to learn more about his abstracted wooden spatial interventions and his love affair with plywood. [...]

DIPLOMATES > The Connoisseurs Of Custom-Build Design

16 February 2012 {1} Comment

DIPLOMATES is a single-source design and production studio specializing in the conceptualization and production of tailor-made projects. Formed by a group of versatile and creative individuals, DIPLOMATES offers 'newness' and progression in production design, through the delivery of concepts that always carry the pulse of the brand. [...]

John Lloyd > In The Mind Of An Iconic Graphic Designer

10 February 2012 {1} Comment

Yatzer proudly presents an exclusive interview with John Lloyd, one of the fathers of British graphic design, in an attempt to sum up 50 years of success in design and celebrate the inspiration behind a truly creative mind. [...]

The Carved Book Landscapes of Guy Laramée

30 January 2012 {3} Comments

The human spirit transcends the known through the work of Guy Laramée who combines the old philosophies of Asian arts and Zen and draws energy from Romanticism. Yatzer caught up with the artist to discover his approaches to his practice and discussed human primitiveness, sand-blasting and artistic freedom... [...]

Noemie Goudal’s Journey Into The Familiar Unknown

26 January 2012 {1} Comment

Yatzer invites you to discover the dreamlike work of photographer Noemie Goudal that just like a transformative lens will trigger your imagination and make you question your perspective on the ordinary. [...]