I Love New York: a tribute to the city of dreams
Experience the vibrant energy and romantic allure of New York through the eyes of David Drebin, international multidisciplinary artist represented by the finest galleries worldwide. In his extraordinary coffee table book I Love New York, Drebin presents an alluring homage to the city that never sleeps. With an impressive format and an artfully die-cut cover, this masterpiece invites you to marvel.Behind each photograph is a captivating story waiting to be discovered. These photographs tell of seductive encounters and the countless possibilities that New York has to offer. The photographer takes us to a dream world where every moment is filled with romance. The impressive city backdrops and cinematographic aesthetics lend his images an unmistakable depth and drama.
David Drebin, born in Toronto in 1970 and a graduate of the renowned Parsons School of Design, has earned a first-class reputation as a master of visual storytelling. His work is characterized by a unique combination of voyeuristic and psychological perspectives. Themes such as melancholy and humor find their place in Drebin's images, lending them an emotional depth that captivates the viewer.I Love New York is not just an illustrated book, but an experience an invitation to immerse yourself in a world where love and desire for life are palpable. Let your imagination and your dreams run wild with David Drebin's masterful photographs. Add this exquisite work to your collection and experience New York like never before.
David Drebin, born in Toronto in 1970, is an internationally recognised photographer who lives in New York. After studying at the renowned Parsons School of Design, Drebin became an internationally successful photographer who has taken portraits of important personalities from the worlds of art, film, sport and show business. Since then, he has earned a first-class reputation as a master of visual language. Drebin's work is characterised by a special combination of voyeuristic and psychological perspectives. His photos are epic and dramatic, with a cinematographic aesthetic in which femmes fatales act against impressive city backdrops. Themes such as sex, melancholy, but also humour find their place in his pictures and lend them an unmistakable depth.
