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British photographer Guy Bolongaro has a Gut Feeling, Feeling

«Something about the way you taste makes me wanna clear my throat. There’s a message to your movements that gets my goat» – Guy Bolongaro, overlapping photos and bodies out of focus

Lampoon presents Gut Feeling, Feeling

Title: Gut Feeling, Feeling

Something about the way you taste makes me wanna clear my throat, there’s a message to your movements that really gets my goat. I’ve got a gut feeling, feeling. I’ve got a gut feeling.

Artists often define their practice as a kind of therapy, but for Guy Bolongaro it is not a metaphor or an approximation. It is a fact. After studying sociology to become a social worker, Bolongaro faced a complicated period, and the only thing that seemed to help him was to pick up a camera and start shooting

«to get away from that incessant inner monologue and focus on what was going on outside of me». And it worked so well that he hasn’t stopped since. Guy Bolongaro for Lampoon exorcize their nightmares.

Photography Guy Bolongaro, styling Marianthi Hatzikidi

Photography: Guy Bolongaro
Styling: Marianthi Hatzikidi
Makeup Artist: Grace Maria Ellignton 
Hair Stylist: Masayoshi Fujita 

Guy Bolongaro

Guy Bolongaro (born Crewe, 1978) studied sociology before becoming a social worker. Around 2014, burnt out by work and frustrated by his attempts at making documentary films in his spare time, he began taking photographs as a form of daily art therapy, making images on his lunch breaks and walks home from work. What was first a remedy, soon became a compulsion and then his profession. His book ‘Gravity Begins at Home,’ is the culmination of his photography in that period and was published by HERE Press in 2022. 

Marianthi Hatzikidi

Born in Athens, Greece, Marianthi Hatzikidi is interested in the space in between Art and Fashion. She has been styling, creative directing and fashion consulting designers, international fashion brands, publications, art galleries and music artists alongside working within the academic sector. She is part of the female art collective at Stoa42 as an independent art curator.  With a foundation in Fine Arts and Architecture, she graduated in History of Art and Archaeology.  

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The writer does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article.

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