James Mollison
author · photographer
James Mollison is a British photographer born in Kenya in 1973 and raised in England. He studied Art and Design at Oxford Brookes University and later pursued film and photography at Newport School of Art and Design. His career includes work at Benetton's creative lab, Fabrica, in Italy, and he has served as a creative editor for Colors Magazine since 2011. Mollison is known for his socially conscious photographic projects that explore human and environmental themes globally. He lives in Venice with his family.[1,2]
- social issues
- cultural themes
- childhood
- humanity
- environmental portraiture
Books
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The Memory of Pablo Escobar€30.00
Works by James Mollison
- 2007 The Memory of Pablo Escobar Contains hundreds of photographs gathered by Mollison and text based on over 100 interviews.
- 2010 Where Children Sleep A project about children's bedrooms around the world.
- 2011 The Disciples Panoramic format portraits of music fans.
- 2004 James and Other Apes Follow-up to his work on great apes.
Exhibitions
- James and Other Apes
Awards
- 2009 Vic Odden Award