Vincent Dupont Blackshaw

From the Window

Focused on the opportunity the window provides to the viewer and the source of light they give, this series explores how the light becomes an opening to the outside world, providing a personal passage between inside and outside which is unique to each of us. The window becomes a call to travel metaphorically, a promise of somewhere else. Using my own window on the world, my camera, I explore this narrative through scenes taken from around the world: Isle of Wight, Paris, San Francisco, Tokyo, Venice, Warsaw.

Photographer

Vincent Dupont-Blackshaw

Vincent Dupont-Blackshaw has been working as a professional photographer for the past two years. Trained in the arts, he lives between Paris and London. His work takes him across the world, seeking stories of new places to share with his audience. From these travels he brings back unique memories of the moments he captures in new places.

“I look for moments that are quietly unique. Often an isolated thing or person in an environment that on first glance is ordinary but on second glance tells a subtle story. Light plays an essential part of how I see that story being told, creating a mood and provoking feeling in each image. As a travel photographer, I strive to catch the essence of the place I am in at that exact time. My role is to tell a story of that place for people to connect with.”

Exhibitions to come.
'Black and White’ Exhibition, Black Box Gallery (Portland, United States)
Significant Colour Exhibition, PH21 Gallery (Budapest, Hungary).
‘Interior’ Exhibition, PEP, Planet Flow Creative Community (Berlin, Germany).
‘Cars and Dogs’ Exhibition, Black Box Gallery (Portland, United States).
New Artist Fair (London, UK).
‘The Game’ Exhibition, LoosenArt, Millepiani Exhibition Space (Rome, Italy).
‘The Sublime Landscape’, Praxis Photo Art Center (Minneapolis, US).

2019
Color Burst Exhibition, Black Box Gallery (Portland, US)
Urban Art Fair (London, UK)
Portraits Without Faces Exhibition, PH21 Gallery (Budapest, Hungary)
Landscape and Architecture Exhibition, Black Box Gallery (Portland, United States)

Awards
Featured by the National Geographic, « Keep Still » assignment
Jul. 2019: Minimalist Photography Awards 2019, Landscape Category Honorable Mentions
Jul. 2019: Minimalist Photography Awards 2019, Architecture Honorable Mentions

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