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JSR x Artwort | Fotointervista with Olivia Beasley

  • 24 May 2022
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They say that a picture is worth a thousand words.
Fotointervista is exactly what it sounds like: an interview to be answered with photographs to get to know photographers and their personal world.

This is a series of photographic interviews carried out in partnership with JSR, a creative agency that represents some of the finest photographers, illustrators and motion artists around.
Over fifteen fast-paced, exciting years of hard won improvement and innovation, JSR Agency has grown into a creative management agency that represents some of the finest artists in the industry.
JSR was founded in 2006 and today represents over 50 artists. Thanks to a team of 15 people in their London office JSR has adapted to become a modern creative agency for the needs of a new world of communication.

Let’s start our photographic journey with Olivia Beasley.

Olivia is an award-winning photographer working on editorial, advertising and personal projects.
She originally trained and worked as an illustrator using drawing and painting techniques. That early influence strongly guides her image making. She loves creating an atmosphere and narrative in her images, photographing people in real places or created environments to give a sense of time and place. Scenarios for moving images are an important part of her story ideas and she captures stills and motion side by side.
Increasingly, she has been taking pictures of people she sees in the street to capture their unique faces and sense of style.

‘I love sunlight and the 1970’s.’

Portfolio – Instagram

Your first photo

The photo you are most attached to

A photo that you consider your business card

Your muse

A still life

Your most recent photo

Your favorite photo of your favorite photographer

William Eggleston. Untitled (Biloxi, Mississippi) 1972
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