Giles Revell
Posted by Fabio 17 September 2010
Influenced by fine art and conceptualism, Giles Revell’s work is an ongoing exploration of the possibilities of graphic, ideas-based imagery and the different ways in which photographic images can imply form, surface or texture via the simplest means. In addition to ‘pure’, traditional photography, Giles’s personal work continues to explore the creative potential of digital technologies.
Represented by the Michael Hoppen Gallery in London, Giles has won numerous awards for his work, which has been published and exhibited around the world. Alongside his personal work, he continues to produce images for commercial clients such as the English National Opera (ENO), Mercedes, Nike, Levi’s and Sony.
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