French Photographer Shows “Beautiful” Black Men

LOS ANGELES - June 16, 2013 - PRLog -- French photographer Pablo Korsakov has been photographing people since he was a teenager. Now in his 50s, the Paris-based photographer has become more focused in showcasing men in unexpected ways by often focusing on a part of the body as expression of the universal attributes of his subjects.      His current exhibition shows Black men “not as mere objects of desires, but as they are in real life, far from the iconic images of the magazines,” said Korsakov, adding that he wants to explore aspects of being “diverse and vulnerable, self confident and shy, imperfect but attractive and moving.”     Korsakov, who is currently working on a coffee table book composed of diverse men, has chosen Alberto Gallery “because of its commitment to diverse artists worldwide,” said Jennifer Adler, who is the liaison between the gallery and the artists. “In the past year we have showcased Rahal Eks from Egypt and Patrick Keuanu from Laos,” she she added. “In the next year we plan to show artists from India and Brazil.”     For more information on the artist or on the exhibition, contact Jennifer Adler at adler@albertogallery.com    To see the exhibition, visit: http://www.albertogallery.com/

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