Zoe’s experiences as a model gave her a crash course understanding of the female form and how it is often manipulated for visual consumption. Determined to change this narrative she transitioned to the other side of the camera, using two decades of modeling skills to create empowering imagery that celebrates women's inner power and strength.

Zoe’s photographs go beyond mere nudity, focusing instead on the compositional and emotional aspects that convey a stronger essence of her subjects. By emphasizing strength among various elements, her work highlights women's resilience and inner power, offering a refreshing contrast to the media's often objectifying portrayal. 

Contrasting her vision of the nude has been a 25 year journey leading to numerous publishings, exhibitions, collections and an author of her first book, Sunkissed 85.

Markus Klinko is an award-winning international fashion/celebrity photographer and director, known for his work with some of the most iconic figures in entertainment and fashion.

His portfolio includes portraits of iconic figures such as Beyoncé, David Bowie, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, Kanye West, Kate Winslet, Will Smith, Naomi Campbell, and Iman, among others. Klinko's photographs have appeared in publications including Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, Interview Magazine, and Harper's Bazaar. He has also worked on advertising campaigns for brands such as Lancôme, L'Oréal Paris, Nike, Hugo Boss, Pepsi, and Remy Martin.

In addition to his commercial work, Klinko has supported philanthropic causes. He created a campaign for Keep A Child Alive that raised over one million dollars in just a few days to help children with AIDS.

Klinko has been featured on E! News, Access Hollywood, Fashion Television, CNN's Showbiz Tonight, and Larry King Live. He was also the subject of the reality show Double Exposure.

Throughout his career, Klinko has continued to blend artistic vision with technical skill, creating images that capture the essence of his subjects and resonate with audiences worldwide. We are excited to offer these limited edition works to our collectors this summer.

Dina Goldstein began her career over 30 years ago as a photojournalist, evolving from a documentary and editorial photographer into an independent artist focusing on large-scale productions of nuanced Narrative Photography tableaux. Her work is highly conceptual and complex social commentary; incorporating cultural archetypes and iconography from the collective common imagination with narratives inspired by the human condition. Leaning into the visual language of pop surrealism, she stages compositions that expose the underbelly of modern life, challenging the notions of cultural influence and inherent belief systems. The vivid and provocative still imagery emerges through an entirely cinematic technique, with Dina's established methodology following a precise pre- to post-production process.

Goldstein's work has been the subject of academic essays and dissertations, and has been covered extensively in media around the globe. The projects are studied and taught in art schools, photography programs and gender studies. The Fallen Princesses are included in elementary school textbooks, as teaching tools and subjects of discourse within the classroom. Dina is represented internationally, and consistently exhibits at festivals, biennales, commercial galleries, art centers and museums.

Dina was recognized by Arte Laguna Photographic Selection that won her a residency to India in 2012, and most notably, Goldstein was the overall winner at the Prix Virginia, 2015, an international prize for women photographers, based in Paris, France.

Jessie’s photography draws on traditions of fine art and photojournalism, with a passion for documentary and anthropology. Her work is influenced by the presence of abandoned spaces, details of lives once lived, capturing an energy that still lingers, while searching for love in unexpected places seeking beauty in everything. She is inspired by new environments, artists, people and cultures, and illumined by the notion of unseen moments and overlooked details in the magic of the everyday. With a camera always over her shoulder, Jessie can be found chasing natural light wherever she goes.

Markus Klinko is an award-winning international fashion/celebrity photographer and director, known for his work with some of the most iconic figures in entertainment and fashion.

His portfolio includes portraits of iconic figures such as Beyoncé, David Bowie, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, Kanye West, Kate Winslet, Will Smith, Naomi Campbell, and Iman, among others. Klinko's photographs have appeared in publications including Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, Interview Magazine, and Harper's Bazaar. He has also worked on advertising campaigns for brands such as Lancôme, L'Oréal Paris, Nike, Hugo Boss, Pepsi, and Remy Martin.

In addition to his commercial work, Klinko has supported philanthropic causes. He created a campaign for Keep A Child Alive that raised over one million dollars in just a few days to help children with AIDS.

Klinko has been featured on E! News, Access Hollywood, Fashion Television, CNN's Showbiz Tonight, and Larry King Live. He was also the subject of the reality show Double Exposure.

Throughout his career, Klinko has continued to blend artistic vision with technical skill, creating images that capture the essence of his subjects and resonate with audiences worldwide. We are excited to offer these limited edition works to our collectors this summer.

Zelene Jiang Schlosberg is a Chinese-American artist living and working in Chicago who has been hailed for her bold approach to art-making that has resonances in both painting and sculpture.

Dina Goldstein began her career over 30 years ago as a photojournalist, evolving from a documentary and editorial photographer into an independent artist focusing on large-scale productions of nuanced Narrative Photography tableaux. Her work is highly conceptual and complex social commentary; incorporating cultural archetypes and iconography from the collective common imagination with narratives inspired by the human condition. Leaning into the visual language of pop surrealism, she stages compositions that expose the underbelly of modern life, challenging the notions of cultural influence and inherent belief systems. The vivid and provocative still imagery emerges through an entirely cinematic technique, with Dina's established methodology following a precise pre- to post-production process.

Goldstein's work has been the subject of academic essays and dissertations, and has been covered extensively in media around the globe. The projects are studied and taught in art schools, photography programs and gender studies. The Fallen Princesses are included in elementary school textbooks, as teaching tools and subjects of discourse within the classroom. Dina is represented internationally, and consistently exhibits at festivals, biennales, commercial galleries, art centers and museums.

Dina was recognized by Arte Laguna Photographic Selection that won her a residency to India in 2012, and most notably, Goldstein was the overall winner at the Prix Virginia, 2015, an international prize for women photographers, based in Paris, France.

Glen Wexler is a visual artist best known for creating elaborate photocompositions of improbable situations, stylized portraiture, and unworldly landscapes. Wexler’s career began as a student at Art Center College of Design when he photographed an album cover for Quincy Jones Productions. The multi-platinum record catapulted his entry into the music industry as a sought-after album cover artist, creating nearly 400 covers to date, and his induction into the Album Cover Hall of Fame in 2019. His work includes projects for Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Rush, Black Sabbath, Missing Persons, Chaka Khan, and ZZ Top. Wexler’s photographs have been on the covers of Rolling Stone and TIME magazines, and he created photographic logo designs for the Star Wars Trilogy and Batman films. International advertising commissions include Sony, Adobe, Coca-Cola, Acura, the reboot of the iconic Maxell “Blown Away” campaign, and hundreds of others.
 
Recognized internationally as a “digital pioneer,” he is quick to point out that the mastering of film photography and the “wet” darkroom inform his digital image-making. Wexler, a master printer, created the inaugural public exhibition of Epson’s large-format fine art pigment prints featuring his narrative images in the solo show, “Altered Realities,” at The Art Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2001. His prints have been exhibited internationally, including at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. They are in museum collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and George Eastman House of Photography and Film. Fine art commissions include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Glen Wexler is a visual artist best known for creating elaborate photocompositions of improbable situations, stylized portraiture, and unworldly landscapes. Wexler’s career began as a student at Art Center College of Design when he photographed an album cover for Quincy Jones Productions. The multi-platinum record catapulted his entry into the music industry as a sought-after album cover artist, creating nearly 400 covers to date, and his induction into the Album Cover Hall of Fame in 2019. His work includes projects for Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Rush, Black Sabbath, Missing Persons, Chaka Khan, and ZZ Top. Wexler’s photographs have been on the covers of Rolling Stone and TIME magazines, and he created photographic logo designs for the Star Wars Trilogy and Batman films. International advertising commissions include Sony, Adobe, Coca-Cola, Acura, the reboot of the iconic Maxell “Blown Away” campaign, and hundreds of others.
 
Recognized internationally as a “digital pioneer,” he is quick to point out that the mastering of film photography and the “wet” darkroom inform his digital image-making. Wexler, a master printer, created the inaugural public exhibition of Epson’s large-format fine art pigment prints featuring his narrative images in the solo show, “Altered Realities,” at The Art Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2001. His prints have been exhibited internationally, including at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. They are in museum collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and George Eastman House of Photography and Film. Fine art commissions include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Glen Wexler is a visual artist best known for creating elaborate photocompositions of improbable situations, stylized portraiture, and unworldly landscapes. Wexler’s career began as a student at Art Center College of Design when he photographed an album cover for Quincy Jones Productions. The multi-platinum record catapulted his entry into the music industry as a sought-after album cover artist, creating nearly 400 covers to date, and his induction into the Album Cover Hall of Fame in 2019. His work includes projects for Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Rush, Black Sabbath, Missing Persons, Chaka Khan, and ZZ Top. Wexler’s photographs have been on the covers of Rolling Stone and TIME magazines, and he created photographic logo designs for the Star Wars Trilogy and Batman films. International advertising commissions include Sony, Adobe, Coca-Cola, Acura, the reboot of the iconic Maxell “Blown Away” campaign, and hundreds of others.
 
Recognized internationally as a “digital pioneer,” he is quick to point out that the mastering of film photography and the “wet” darkroom inform his digital image-making. Wexler, a master printer, created the inaugural public exhibition of Epson’s large-format fine art pigment prints featuring his narrative images in the solo show, “Altered Realities,” at The Art Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2001. His prints have been exhibited internationally, including at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. They are in museum collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and George Eastman House of Photography and Film. Fine art commissions include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.