As part of the Postgraduate Diploma in Photography and Editorial Designl, Antoni Bernad gave a talk on how, ever since he began, he has taken on his photographic projects, the methodology he follows and how he has resolved the drawbacks he’s come up against during his career as a photographer.
As part of the Postgraduate Diploma in Photography and Editorial Designl, Antoni Bernad gave a talk on how, ever since he began, he has taken on his photographic projects, the methodology he follows and how he has resolved the drawbacks he’s come up against during his career as a photographer.
Antoni Bernad (Barcelona, 1944) studied Fine Arts and in 1966 decided to devote himself to photography, moving to Paris a year later. He has become one of the most sought-after and acclaimed fashion photographers, working for over 50 years with the best national and international publications, including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, La Vanguardia, Town&Country, El País, Woman and Telva.
His photographic work, both as a portraitist and as a fashion photographer, reflects his painstaking mastery of the scene, highlighting his passion for art, architecture, cinema, theatre and dance.
He has photographed such leading figures as Salvador Dalí, David Hockney, Antoni Tàpies, Manolo Blahnik, Joan Miró, Mercè Rodoreda, Gae Aulenti, Laura Ponte, Kapuscinski, Oriol Bohigas, Valentino, Josep Pla, Victòria dels Àngels and Elsa Peretti.
Carolina Herrera, by Antoni Bernad (1992)
Joan Brossa, by Antoni Bernad (1977)
Javier Martin, by Antoni Bernad (1998)
Oriol Bohigas, by Antoni Bernad (1986)
Antoni Marí, by Antoni Bernad (1987)