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Editor In Chief- Svetlana Blasucci Art Director- Tatiana Ayazo A magazine that isn’t just something to look at. A safe place to be free with your words and art. Soleil started as Clinic Magazine but changed to be closer to the sun. Light is in every word, image and line created in each issue. Ask questions, we welcome them. There are so many unseen artists and my mission is to bring them to the light. Expose them even if they don’t want to be. Challenge them and ask the real reason why art found them. We forget sometimes and get jaded by the recognition. I wanted to make something sprinkled with a little bit of this and that. Every theme falls under a category people tend to not appreciate. Soleil Magazine is for the underdogs. I spend most of time finding artists through the biggest artists. It’s amazing what you can find on Instagram, it’s like a dictionary for artists, just got to find them.
Editor In Chief- Svetlana Blasucci
Art Director- Tatiana Ayazo
A magazine that isn’t just something to look at. A safe place to be free with your words and art. Soleil started as Clinic Magazine but changed to be closer to the sun. Light is in every word, image and line created in each issue. Ask questions, we welcome them.
There are so many unseen artists and my mission is to bring them to the light. Expose them even if they don’t want to be. Challenge them and ask the real reason why art found them. We forget sometimes and get jaded by the recognition. I wanted to make something sprinkled with a little bit of this and that. Every theme falls under a category people tend to not appreciate.
Soleil Magazine is for the underdogs. I spend most of time finding artists through the biggest artists. It’s amazing what you can find on Instagram, it’s like a dictionary for artists, just got to find them.
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What inspires you...
I am very inspired by the old
masters, in particular Dutch 17th
century paintings. I think its
because their work was so
extremely detailed that it almost
looks like photographs. It’s like
travelling back in time and
actually being there when you
look at them. When I set up
light in my studio I aim to get a
similar quality of light. In
general I’m easily inspired. It can
be a trip to the farmers market,
the texture of a wall, some props
that I found etc. My mum
influenced me a lot. I grew up
in a home full of Swedish rustic
antique farmhouse furniture
mixed with Scandinavian
minimalism and that still inspires
me today. I love rustic items
with character but I’m also a
minimalist.
I always play music when I
shoot. It puts me in the mood
and inspires me. Olafur Arnals
is played a lot in my studio. His
music really sets the mood for
me.
What is a typical day...
At the moment my days are
very long. I’m either shooting or
editing. If I’m styling as wel l as
shooting I can be out prop
hunting and sourcing
ingredientsor making backdrops.
Yesterday I was up
shooting at 9 am and finished
editing at 2 am.
Today I have to finish post-production
of 7 images for a client
deadline tomorrow.
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