Wednesday, September 7, 2016

“I do not consider myself a pop product I’m an artist.” – Daily News – Lisbon

The singer gave an interview to Love magazine, for which carries a unique photo shoot with her son Rocco. The images were shot by Mert Alas

It is an unprecedented photographic production that the British magazine Love will publish on June 19, when its October issue is launched at London Fashion Week. Madonna and son Rocco are the great protagonists of the images, captured by Mert Alas. Unprecedented because the pop queen appears without make-up or big hairstyles. And unprecedented because it is the first of Rocco and symbolizes the union between mother and child after he chose to live with her father, director Guy Ritchie, in London.

The idea came innocently when magazine’s director, Katie Grand, said to the photographer who would like to have Madonna and Rocco on your pages. Longtime friend of the artist, Mert Alas fulfilled that wish and came to the drafting of Love with the images of both. Madonna, 58, appears dressed by Marc Jacobs, in a session that took place in his apartment in Hampstead, London, at 02:00. It is at this moment, in fact, referred to in the title of the work: “. Madonna at two in the morning by Mert Alas”

When the publication hit newsstands does not include only those moments, but also an interview through an interpreter True Blue and Vogue. The conversation was conducted by journalist Murray Healy and promises, according to the magazine, be dominated by straightforwardness.

“I do not consider myself a pop product. I am an artist. And it is the responsibility of an artist . be revolutionary in their work is our responsibility, our duty and our privilege, “says Madonna to Love, who announced yesterday conversation excerpts with the singer, who speaks without modesty, how it operates – or not – in a world currently revolves around it around the social networks. “I was already famous before its appearance, so fame is not a burden. Fame is the manifestation and a by-product of my work, and it came two decades before the social networks … Now to me, the burden is that people are more focused on fame than doing their job or being artists. Nowadays it is very easy to be famous, what is not easy is to grow as an artist without being distracted or be consumed by this fame ” he said.

Still, no exemption Instagram. Because it is a “daily” and through it can “share different aspects” of its “personality.” “And I can draw attention to people or problems that I consider important. It allows me to be curator of my life.”

About include Rocco this photo shoot, Mert Alas explained that the idea is to show that “there kids seem punks skinheads “, but hiding a lot more than that. “They have substance, sensitivity, creativity and an inimitable personal style. They are porreiros kids who create music, poetry and art,” he said.

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