Virgil, 2020

Slick, for Julian Klincewicz X Slam Jam X Vans collection. 

Photographed by Julian Klincewicz

TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN for Brockhampton

Poster for Dazed

https://www.dazeddigital.com/art-photography/article/48811/1/vivienne-westwood-wolfgang-tillmans-poster-art-coronavirus-nhs

Blusher - 2014 - my high school “pop” album.

re-releasing next week on streaming services. 

Beyond excited to have gotten to be part of this incredible documentary.  Trailer featuring a version of my song “AWW BLUE SKY”

How do I find my own artistic Style?

I think just a lot of Practice & Patience - constant exploration. I think finding your style is sort of finding the mid point of what comes out naturally, and what you wish your style looked like... What you’re aspiring to. It’s just about working through both things in real time, and spending a lot of time and challenging yourself until you find something that feels true to you. 

India in the Romance crewneck

“A GLIMMER OF HOPE (demo)” up on Soundcloud now. https://soundcloud.com/julianklincewicz/a-glimmer-of-hope-demo

Bag from “YUM” exhibition in Tokyo.

Lil Chris in the “TOKYO” t-shirt. Collaboration with Union Tokyo, and FACT brand.

Lyrics for “Song for the sun, Song for the moon” 

A love letter between the two.

“The Most Beautiful Dream”  From my book of poems “Turtleneck, True Blue, and Snake.” 

when are u putting some new music out? and will it be on spotify? your two songs on there are so good !

August 31st - whole album will be up on Spotify etc.

What agency did you start with as advice for a recent film graduate ?

Hey! So i actually put off signing with an Agency for a really long time (almost 3 years) as i had a lot of caution when approaching the “industry” side of being an artist / director / commercial photographer, and didn’t really feel i needed it - i wanted to learn how to do as much as possible myself, so i knew what to ask for, and how that side works before allowing someone else to handle it for you.For the purpose of the advice below I’m making the assumption here that you want to work somewhat in the fashion/music/commercial world as the Gallery world for fine art stuff is a bit different. l would recommend to start by looking at the photographers you like, or videographers, and seeing what agencies they’re signed to - that will help you track down some agencies you might fit well with! I would also reccomend to be open when looking at agencies, as it’s really a relationship - your creative and career goals should be alligned, you should like the people at the agency on a personal and human level as well, as you’ll be in communication with them a lot, and you need to trust them, and in turn be as reliable as you can be. Personally i would recommend not rushing into an agency, unless it is one you love. But it really just depends on what you’re hoping to achieve by being signed, and what your expectations / hopes are for an agency. When it comes to contracts as well - be very vigilent and look over it with someone else as well. So to sum up 1) do some research on the photo/video people you look up to see what agencies they are with 2) do some research on the agencies you find to help you figure out which ones you love, and would aspire to be with. 3) identify your goals for having an agency - are you hoping to get big jobs for Fashion brands? Are you hoping to shoot music videos? Make movies? Do you just need help figuring out financial rates? Do you want your work to be shown in galleries as well?Sometimes agencies will reach out to you, but it also doesn’t hurt to send a friendly “hey, i’d really appreciate it if you could check out my work” kinda email.If it’s ever possible - meeting people in person is ALWAYS better. Hope this helps! Best,J

MORGAN, For LETS PANIC MAGAZINE.

Polaroid from NYC. 2017.  Released in collaboration with Gym Standard.