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David Drebin creates photographic love stories

 

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

These photos were taken as if they were fragments from a Hollywood movie, and the viewer becomes a direct participant, left behind the scenes.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

David Drebin has adopted the intensity of the cityscapes of the artist Edward Hopper and the light sexuality of Helmut Newton.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

American photographer David Drebin managed to combine the urban landscape with the beauty and mystery of the main character, but this combination is not just a beautiful picture, it is a whole story that the viewer thinks up on their own.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

For example, the image of a girl in a red dress is often found in David's work, but it is always a new story. The viewer may wonder: what happened, why is she sitting on the floor and looking somewhere into the city? Maybe she just had a fight with a man and there was a fight.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

Sexuality in the frame lies on the surface, and experiences, anxiety and genuine feelings are deeper. The author himself admits that he creates multi-level pictures.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

David travels a lot, finding new subjects for his photo stories in large cities, and the usual landscapes of Paris, London, New York and Tokyo take on new forms.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
I turn them into perfect dream landscapes. I read cities through faces. I like pictures that have duality, hidden meanings, this is the basis of my images.
David Drebin 
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

David's works are his personal feelings and experiences related to unrequited love, separation and the desire of two people to be together.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
I see the world with my eyes, my heart, my ears, my brain, I like to think of myself not only as a photographer, but also as a psychographer. I am attracted to women-personalities, those who have life experience, experienced drama.
David Drebin 
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

After graduating from Parsons School of Design, David worked as a waiter for 20 years. Success came in 2005 after his solo exhibition, which was visited by Elton John and bought several works.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

David is not limited to photography, his interests are quite wide: he creates lightboxes, neon light installations, glass prints, and more recently, revolutionary " photosculptures " - three-dimensional prints of photographs in glass or acrylic. He is completely independent and self-sufficient in his work.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

David Drebin regularly publishes books with lyrical titles: The Morning After, Beautiful Disasters, Chasing Paradise, Dreamscapes, Love and Light, Before They Were Famous.

Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin
Photo: David Drebin

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