An artist with a unique art project, entitled »Before They Pass Away«, that is attracting attention around the world. Over the course of four years, he travelled through more than 40 countries with his historic plate camera, portraying the last remaining indigenous peoples. The resulting work is an extraordinary testament to their cultures. From the fascinating painted faces of the Huli Wigmen on Papua New Guinea, to the exoticism of the Karo tribe in Ethiopia and the captivating scenes of the Himba people in Namibia. These are breathtaking photographs (simply click above), the likes of which you have never seen before. »Before They Pass Away« was produced as an impressive photo book of the same name in 2013. It was awarded the Goldener Deutscher Fotobuchpreis 2014 and has already sold 70.000 copies. In the second half of 2015, his works will go on a tour organised by Crossover of major museums around the world.

Crossover has viewed and evaluated the artistic work of photographer Bryan Adams in almost two years of preparation, gathering the works for the Bryan Adams Art Estate. All works that have been on an international museum tour since July 2012 are also included in the estate. Click here for a round-up.

Over the last two years, the museum exhibitions of works by Bryan Adams have been seen by more than 400.000 people in Moscow, Dallas, Hamburg Düsseldorf, Vienna, Mainz, Calgary, Lisbon and London. The photographs exhibited under the title “EXPOSED” have attracted highly positive reviews. Equally well received were the pictures of the photographer’s “Wounded: The Legacy of War” project. It portrays young British soldiers who have suffered life-changing injury in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Over the last two years, the museum exhibitions of works by Bryan Adams have been seen by more than 250.000 people in Moscow, Dallas, Hamburg Düsseldorf, Vienna, Mainz and Calgary. The photographs exhibited under the title “EXPOSED” have attracted highly positive reviews. Equally well received were the pictures of the photographer’s “Wounded: The Legacy of War” project. It portrays young British soldiers who have suffered life-changing injury in Iraq and Afghanistan or during training. Both exhibitions have already been booked by numerous museums for the period up to February 2015 and will be on display in Ulm, Klagenfurt, London, Lisbon and Quebec. 

“Wounded: The Legacy of War” contains impressive portraits of young British soldiers who have suffered life-changing injury in Iraq and Afghanistan or during training. Bryan Adams points the lens of his camera on their scars, mutilated limbs and disfigurement. This directness challenges the viewer. At the same time, the images reveal the strength of character of the victims who have lost none of their dignity and continue their lives with great courage. The photographs depict young people who were sent to war and came back to a life they had never imagined. The photographs are accompanied by interviews in which the young victims tell their stories.

At over three hundred pages, this collection will be covering fifteen years of photography by Bryan Adams in high quality in addition to his career as a rock star; the collection has already won several international awards. Only available at the Crossover Showroom so far.