[07/22/2022]
Arnaud Lajeunie and Georgia Pendlebury launched their new book in the MUD-series, an ongoing collaboration in which the photographer and stylist girls cast online from all over Europe and shoot them them together. As the girls are strangers to one another, MUD is an ongoing investigation into their changing behavior. In the artificially created situation, their relationship is awkward at first, but develop into a variety of different manners as time goes on.
MUD Volume 4 is published by Art Paper Editions and available here.
Photos by Boris Mondelice
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