In 1999 Joachim Baldauf joined Wallpaper* and was responsible for some 10 covers and more than 30 editorials until 2001. As Tyler Brule, founding editor of Wallpaper*, once stated, Joachim Baldauf added a „very special sauce to the dish“ and, as a matter of fact, Wallpaper* became the breakthrough for Baldauf as one of today’s most highly acclaimed photographers. In retrospect, Wallpaper* itself could be considered as the internationally leading magazine of the 1990s in terms of luxurious looks and mise en scène, taste, style and habits. It became synonymous with the hedonism of a whole decade and due to its visual style and language still serves as a model for similar publications today.

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Gallery: www.galerieimregierungsviertel.org

„Made men“
For the coverstory of this year’s first SZ Magazine issue, Joachim Baldauf created a fistful cover image, dedicated to the powerful gay community.

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Long Night – Short Dress
A surreal, Alice in Wonderland inspired fashion story and cover.

Styling by Julia Freitag

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In the age of consumerism, style and anorexia, magazines fill their pages with various diet options. Almost every week a new method for loosing surplus pounds is born. To keep track Stern Magazine, summed up some of the most efficient theories, paled and compared the results and packed them with tips and tricks to maintain strong during the diets. For the coverstory, Joachim Baldauf set the model’s perfect curves in the perfect spotlight.
Styling by Claudia Hofmann

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Joachim Baldauf hits the blog world as an answer to the challenge of the creative industry nowadays, showcasing a wide variety of his work from the early days until now.

See more at joachimbaldauf.tumblr.com or contact k.rigaud@shotview.com

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„Autotheater“ – „Auto-Theatre„
Peter Rigaud met world famous artist Franz West at his studio in Vienna between chunks of papier mâché and blurs of color. The enfant terrible and grand seigneur Franz West, who is considered as one of the most influential artists of our times, shows his retrospective in Cologne, motorbikes covered in mud, dirtbrown sausages – antiheroic monuments from the past 3 decades.

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Museum Ludwig, Köln, www.museum-ludwig.de

Praising economic and public morals
Peter Rigaud met the internationally known and highly controversial theologian and author for this sympathic portrait shoot for die Zeit. Küng, who is best known for his controversial critics of the Roman Catholic Church and his thesis on ethics and fairness in economy, was talking to die Zeit about Global Economic Ethics and the consequences for global business.

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SHOTVIEW IS NOW REPRESENTING MARKUS PRITZI

Born and raised in Italy/ South Tyrol, he moved to Germany following his studies of photography and assisted serval big names of the fashion photography industry. His work has been featured in numerous magazines such as Le Monde, Feld Hommes, Tush and many more. Pritzi has also created campaigns for international brands such as JOOP, Escada, Strenesse, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Swarovski, Strellson and others.

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For the visual platform of Test Magazine, Enfant Terrible Jean Francois Carly matched up with visionary, artist, designer and environmentalist Dr. Noki and created an absurd showcase of a slightly different collection. Noki designs, as arbitrary as they seem, evoked a trend of couture and culture jamming – ready-to-wear meets couture meets rock frock, sportswear, trash and revolt. Noki customs area symbolic critique or even a form of resistance, against mainstream, mass-market, homogenous and depersonalised commodity fashion. Where other labels rely on their brands and powerful logos to make them selling, Noki abducts these signs, reconfigures them, uses, abuses and reuses them and creates the new and unorthodox.
Fashion by Noki

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An homage to Andy Warhol

With the Dummy of  Mama Magazine Mario Lombardo savours Andy Warhol’s Interview Magazine, when he adopted title, layout, design, font and cover aesthetic of the mother of all people magazines  – an homage to the mother of all People Magazines.

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5 sceneries made out of black and white copies and pasted onto polystyrene and 5 frisky musicians, painted by the bucket.
Bureau Mario Lombardo was working with photographer Michael Mann, colorspecialist and stylist Andreas.

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In the framework of the current season of Austria’s Next Topmodel, Austria’s leading mineral water company Vöslauer and Jork Weismann were searching for the perfect component to their highly recogniced campaign starring Topmodel Agyness Deyn and were happy to find this young candidate.

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