Willy Vanderperre — Prints, Films, Posters and More
A comprehensive retrospective of one of fashion photography's most influential voices, showcasing the evolution of visual storytelling across print, film, and digital media by Willy Vanderperre.
2.10.2018 — 9.12.2018
Discover the multidisciplinary practice of Willy Vanderperre, whose work has redefined contemporary fashion photography through innovative approaches to image-making, storytelling, and cross-media collaboration.
"Prints, Films, Posters and More" presents a comprehensive overview of Willy Vanderperre's influential career, showcasing his evolution from fashion photographer to visual storyteller across multiple media. The exhibition demonstrates how Vanderperre has consistently pushed the boundaries of fashion imagery, creating work that transcends traditional commercial photography.
Known for his cinematic approach and innovative use of technology, Vanderperre has collaborated with leading fashion houses, magazines, and artists to create images that are both commercially successful and artistically groundbreaking. His work spans editorial photography, advertising campaigns, film projects, and art installations.
The exhibition explores themes central to Vanderperre's practice: the relationship between fashion and identity, the power of visual narrative, and the evolving nature of image consumption in the digital age. Through prints, moving images, and interactive installations, visitors experience the full scope of his creative vision.
About Willy Vanderperre
Willy Vanderperre is a Belgian fashion photographer and filmmaker whose work has shaped contemporary visual culture. Based in London and Antwerp, he is known for his distinctive aesthetic that combines high fashion with conceptual artistry.
His collaborations span major fashion publications including Vogue, Dazed, and i-D, as well as campaigns for luxury brands such as Prada, Jil Sander, and Raf Simons. Vanderperre's work is characterized by its cinematic quality and emotional depth.
Beyond fashion photography, he has directed films and created video installations, consistently exploring the boundaries between commercial and fine art practice. His work reflects a deep understanding of both fashion history and contemporary culture.