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Interview with a Contract Killer - Contemporary series - 2012

Production notes

Portraits have been rediscovered by contemporary photography artists lately, with dozens of them adding new works to the field. Quite an interesting development, because people play the most important part in my photographic works.

Such as the German actor Bastian von Bömches, who had asked me one day for a new series of actor's portraits that he could use for his portfolio.

At the end of the day, we not only had finished that series, but also another set of pictures, where Bastian assumed the role of a contract killer, giving an exclusive interview.

Once it was published, some frames of the series received international awards, and also Vogue Italy featured one of the pictures.