“Window Shopping.” All images © Daniel Rueda and Anna Devís, shared with permission
Whether interacting with architecture or crafting their own sets, photography duo () find endless inspiration in the built environment. Grounded in their training as architects, the Valencia-based pair conceive of visual puns and whimsical ways to augment existing structures and spaces by adding new design elements and donning garments that blend in with the scenery.
, a new book published by , celebrates the last several years of their joy-filled practice of transforming ordinary locations into eye-catching, witty works of art. Saturated hues and exquisitely produced props characterize Devís and Rueda’s compositions, the result of scouting unique locations and finding imaginative ways to incorporate new shapes, palettes, and clothing. By precisely matching patterns or embellishing with bows, they add new meaning to existing designs and challenge us to see our surroundings differently.
Follow both and ’s Instagrams for updates, and on their , you can purchase a signed copy of the book with the option to include a print. You can also find the book in Counterprint’s .
“I Light What I See”
“Weight For It”
“Strong HER”
“Sandtasy”
“Verti-go or Verti-stay?”
“Pink-a-boo”
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