Vladimir Florentin is a London-based visual artist with extensive experience in expanded photography and the spaces people inhabit. His work is deeply rooted in location-based projects. His research into gentrification in Hackney Wick Warped Space established his method as he explored through a detouring mapping of its space. As the creative lead at Displaced Materials Lab, Vladimir is dedicated to producing new strategies in photographic materiality and innovative interventions for installation projects.
Contact:
@vladimir.florentin
+44(0)7769759718
vladimir.ghe@gmail.com
Education:
University of Westminster 2020-21
BA First Class Honours Graphic Design Kingston University 2014—17
Art & Design Foundation London Art Portfolio 2013-14
Art Directors Club School Bucharest 2008
Shows:
A Bigger Book Fair, Peckham 24, London , 2024
Secret 7, Now Gallery, London, 2024
Qualia, AMP Gallery London, 2024
Unseen Amsterdam, Unbound, 2023
Setting the Stage: Photography as Object and Prop On-Site
art residency organised by Felicity Hammond for Lunigiana Land Art, Mulazzo, Italy, 2022
Group Show, Ambika P3 Gallery, 2021 Source Magazine, 2021
Manufactury-London Design Festival Old Spitalfields, 2017
Kingston Graphic Show, Copeland Park Peckham, 2017
Amnesty International AGM, 2016
Lik + Neon, Brick Lane 2019
Hackney WickED, 2019
Publications:
Tied to Light Colelctive Vol 2
Kinda Weird Magazine Vol 2
Home Alone: A Survival Guide by Max Siedentopf
Monica Sturza: Cred ca o sa-mi placa
Vladimir Florentin is a London-based visual artist with extensive experience in graphic design, expanded photography and the spaces people inhabit. He graduated with honours from the University of Westminster in 2021, researching gentrification in Hackney Wick through a detouring exploration of its space. His experience in community-based projects has led him to pursue collective endeavours and he is one of the founding members of DML. Vladimir has worked as a student supervisor at London Art Portfolio, guest speaker at Westminster University and recently was awarded residency space in the Setting the Stage: Photography as Object and Prop, site-specific workshop organised by Felicity Hammond and hosted by Lunigiana Land Art in Mulazzo, Italy.
Vladimir is currently the creative lead at Displaced Materials Labproducing new strategies in photographic materiality and innovative interventions for studio projects.
︎ Instagram
︎ Displaced Materials Lab
@vladimir.florentin
+44(0)7769759718
vladimir.ghe@gmail.com
Education:
University of Westminster 2020-21
BA First Class Honours Graphic Design Kingston University 2014—17
Art & Design Foundation London Art Portfolio 2013-14
Art Directors Club School Bucharest 2008
Shows:
A Bigger Book Fair, Peckham 24, London , 2024
Secret 7, Now Gallery, London, 2024
Qualia, AMP Gallery London, 2024
Unseen Amsterdam, Unbound, 2023
Setting the Stage: Photography as Object and Prop On-Site
art residency organised by Felicity Hammond for Lunigiana Land Art, Mulazzo, Italy, 2022
Group Show, Ambika P3 Gallery, 2021 Source Magazine, 2021
Manufactury-London Design Festival Old Spitalfields, 2017
Kingston Graphic Show, Copeland Park Peckham, 2017
Amnesty International AGM, 2016
Lik + Neon, Brick Lane 2019
Hackney WickED, 2019
Publications:
Tied to Light Colelctive Vol 2
Kinda Weird Magazine Vol 2
Home Alone: A Survival Guide by Max Siedentopf
Monica Sturza: Cred ca o sa-mi placa
Vladimir Florentin is a London-based visual artist with extensive experience in graphic design, expanded photography and the spaces people inhabit. He graduated with honours from the University of Westminster in 2021, researching gentrification in Hackney Wick through a detouring exploration of its space. His experience in community-based projects has led him to pursue collective endeavours and he is one of the founding members of DML. Vladimir has worked as a student supervisor at London Art Portfolio, guest speaker at Westminster University and recently was awarded residency space in the Setting the Stage: Photography as Object and Prop, site-specific workshop organised by Felicity Hammond and hosted by Lunigiana Land Art in Mulazzo, Italy.
Vladimir is currently the creative lead at Displaced Materials Labproducing new strategies in photographic materiality and innovative interventions for studio projects.
︎ Instagram
︎ Displaced Materials Lab