For these latest projects I worked with a selection of people varying from 20 people from the old-folks home to a big group of playmates from Dutch Playboy magazine. Again, this is unconventional portraiture in an unconventional way. The revenues of these shoots where donated to Children's Cancer Funding.

How did I got to these shots? I've got a creative process in my head 24/7. I sleep with a sketch dummy beside my bed and have a memo-recorder when I am driving in a car. All the concepts just pop up. I ask my make-up artist and friends what they think about the ideas and I try to set a course for the shoot. I never know what I am going to shoot and the whole setting comes together the moment a model comes from make-up and I get my camera and turn on the lights.

I have also realized and developed the concept: Artmarathon. For a period of 10 days I lock myself up in my studio with my cameras, computer, make-up artist (yes, she is devoted) and a different model every day, working 16 to 20 hours on one concept with only 4 hours sleep a day. With no time for self-reflection strange but very positive and creative things happen! No borders! You become part of the concept!

Impressions of my exhibitions can be found here:  http://www.remcovandenbosch.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19&Itemid=39