Dungeon

Canadian photographer Jan-Micheal Stasiuk captures a grungy but bright depiction of living with friends.

Photography Jan-Micheal Stasiuk

Dungeon is a “half documentary, half editorial” project following 3 close friends in an apartment nicknamed “Dungeon”. It came about last year after months of not shooting due to Covid, presenting a stark image of their life in this space.

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“The shoot is half-documentary, half-editorial, and centres around 3 real life friends’ actual apartment at the time, nicknamed Dungeon.”

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“I used this as an opportunity to experiment with some more tactile techniques as well, the images are all printed on regular paper, cut and taped by myself and Philly, then re-scanned without editing.”


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About Jan-Micheal

JM Stasiuk is a Canadian photographer based in East London, and is the co-founder of Comfort Zone, “A place for conversations.”

To see more of JM’s work, follow him on Instagram or check out Comfort Zone.


Credits
Art director: Phillippa Kaye
Concept: JM Stasiuk and Philly
Models: Tom Kille, Max King, Sherrif Horne
Special thanks: Sealam Archive and Vini Chenoweth-Bell


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