ANTOINE ROSE – BIOGRAPHY | Originally from Belgium, Antoine Rose is a self-taught photographer who started acquiring the necessary skills to capture and model the light through the lens of his camera at the age of 8 years old. Over time, he developed an ardent passion for photography, travels and the sea. He was the official photographer of the Kitesurfing World Cup for several consecutive years and has traveled around the globe, from South Africa to Istanbul, in order to capture those magic moments. Antoine is a published artist with major international brands who have commissioned his materials for worldwide advertising campaigns. In his latest series, Rose approach to photography became more minimalist, trying to convert ordinary scenes, landscapes or objects into pieces of Art.
Emmanuel Fremin Gallery is delighted to announce its participation at the upcoming Pulse New York and Scope New York art fairs. We will be showing the works of Antoine Rose, Eitan vitkon, Moby and Nathan Vincent.
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Press Release Emmanuel Fremin Gallery - Emmanuel Fremin Gallery is excited to present UP IN THE AIR, a new exhibition which will showcase brand new works from acclaimed Belgium artist Antoine Rose. This will be the artist 4th solo show with the gallery and it will feature works from Italy, Saint Moritz and the New York City Marathon.
Gaining extensive recognition as a published artist, with major international brands (M.A.D Museum in NY, LVMH, The SilverCup Studios, Hermes, and Tiffany & Co.) collecting his works, Rose travels around the globe from Switzerland to the United States, converting ordinary scenes into magnificent pieces of art – whether they be the shorelines of Miami or Italy or the mountaintops of Europe.
In addition to his aesthetic, Rose instills an anthropological and sociologi...
Originally from Belgium, Antoine Rose’s worldwide journey began with a faint curiosity and a myriad of photography paraphernalia hidden in his father’s garage. “An old photo-enlarger, some expired chemicals, and three textbooks nearly 30cm each on the Theory of Photography” enkindled Rose’s spirit of inquiry and raw experimentation. Preferring to be autodidact, Rose refrained from taking any professional courses in the field; rather, he studied his father’s books, expanding his knowledge on the subject meanwhile carefully watching his father practice and develop film throughout the analogue era. By the age of eight, after receiving a pocket-sized compact, Rose began sculpting the light behind his lens – a small token that sparked his imagination and initiated years of dedication ...