winterSALON/2013: Jan Willem Kaldenbach

Jan Willem Kaldenbach (1959) was trained as a photographer at the MTS for photography in The Hague and has worked as a freelance photographer since 1989. He has followed SALON/ photographically from the beginning. Most of the photographs on this  blog and most of the official outings of SALON/ are by JW Kaldenbach. And yes, he made these photo's as well.

He made an overview of that work and exhibits at Museum Willet-Holthuysen.


 


www.jwkaldenbach.com

winterSALON/2013: Irene Fortuyn

Irene Fortuyn (1959) lives and works in Amsterdam. She collaborated closely with Robert O'Brien as Fortuyn/O'Brien from 1983 to 1988. Since 2005 she has been working as Irene Fortuyn. One of the central themes in her work is the relationship between art and public space, focused on the polarity of nature versus culture. She is also Head of Department of Man & Leisure at Design Academy Eindhoven and tutor at Royal Academy The Hague.

winterSALON/2013: Koen Hauser

 Koen Hauser (1972) works as a photographer and artist. From purely esthetical to highly personal and conceptual, his intangible body of work gently flows between fine arts and applied photography, resulting in some remarkable fashion series along the way.(photocredits JW Kaldenbach)

winterSALON/2013: Marcha Hüskes

(photocredits: JW Kaldenbach)

In 1999, after graduating from the Arnhem Academy of Fine Arts, Marcha Hüskes experienced the spontaneous emergence of her own prêt-à-porter label. A remarkable five years later she made the conscious choice to establish the label and present the collections to the international industry. With not even a decade gone by, the Marcha Hüskes label is now represented in a stunning variety of high-end boutiques worldwide.

The unusual combination of Marcha’s calm patient nature, everlasting curiosity, and determination of a true independent designer, allows the label to constantly evolve organically. This, being one of the most crucial strengths, ensures that her new collections never make previous seasons seem old.

Crafted patterns and textured fabrics are essential in the collection composition. The suddenly peculiar color combinations and modern interpretations of classical silhouettes are the elements which define a typical Marcha Hüskes dress. These refined and abstract pieces are often described as Mondrianesque. With this unmistakable signature, Marcha Hüskes captivates women of all ages, all around the globe.

www.marchahuskes.com

winterSALON/2013: Sjaak Hullekes

In his collections Sjaak Hullekes plays with the classic men's wardrobe. Inspired by human behaviour in modern times, influenced by nostalgic sentiments. With his designs Sjaak Hullekes gives the wearer of his clothes a particular kind of extra; a way to escape from daily cares to create a romanticised life.www.sjaakhullekes.com

(photocredits: JW Kaldenbach)