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Converse, Black Hi- Tops is a C-type print by Michael Schachtner. From an edition of 11, this print is signed and numbered by the artist on the reverse. Please note this price is for both prints unframed. Please note, this artwork has white margins.
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C-Type Print
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist on the reverse
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German American photographer, Michael Schachtner, began his career as an Art Director at Saatchi & Saatchi in New York, where in his first year he won a coveted Cannes Lion Award. Since then, Michael has won awards from several major advertising festivals including Cannes, ADC NY, Clio Awards and One Show, and has also worked for other prestigious agencies Y&R and BBH. In 2009 Michael was ranked one of the Top 50 Young Creatives in the world by the Art Directors Club NY.
German American photographer, Michael Schachtner, began his career as an Art Director at Saatchi & Saatchi in New York, where in his first year he won a coveted Cannes Lion Award. Since then, Michael has won awards from several major advertising festivals including Cannes, ADC NY, Clio Awards and One Show, and has also worked for other prestigious agencies Y&R and BBH. In 2009 Michael was ranked one of the Top 50 Young Creatives in the world by the Art Directors Club NY.
Michael now focuses on his photographic work, again mostly working for advertising agencies in New York. His personal series, ‘Converse’ were first shown when he was selected as one of the finalists in the 2012 'Peaches & Cream Photography Awards Exhibition', held in conjunction with Millennium Images. Michael's series of photographs of Converse boots are a fittingly cool and stylish tribute to a truly iconic American institution. ""Converse are not just shoes. Converse can be an emblem of individualism, a rejection of the mainstream. They become evidence of a life lived. That's what gives them their soul and makes them a portrait of their owner.""
