VOLANT HOMME #10

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DOMENIC HARTMANN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF WELCOME TO THE 10TH EDITION OF VOLANT HOMME. THIS ISSUE IS SPECIAL FOR ME, THEN ALREADY SINCE 2016 WE LIVE OUR PASSION WITH VOLANT MAGAZINE. IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH WONDERFUL ARTISTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND MODELS WE CREATED THIS ISSUE AND ARE GRATEFUL FOR EVERY SUBMISSION! IN THE NEAR FUTURE THE MAGAZINE SERIES WILL CHANGE AS WE FOCUS MORE ON SUSTAINABILITY AND MORE EXCLUSIVE PUBLICATION. I WAS PARTICULARLY PLEASED TO BE ABLE TO INTERVIEW SIMON DUNN, AN ATHLETE FROM AUSTRALIA WHO IS CURRENTLY TRYING TO QUALIFY FOR THE OLYMPICS. STAY TUNED FOR WHAT‘S TO COME AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

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PHOTOGRAPHER LUKEOGRAPHY MODEL SIMON DUNN

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NEVER LOOSE TRACK OF TIME

PHOTOGRAPHER SETH LONDON

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CHANNING

PHOTOGRAPHER SCOTT BRADLEY MODEL WILLIAM CHANNING AGENCY HOMME MANAGEMENT

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IVAN BOY

PHOTOGRAPHER ZABIELA MODEL IVAN CAMPOS

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LOOSE

PHOTOGRAPHER, HAIR, MAKE-UP, FASHION DAN NGUYEN MODEL KADEN CONNORS

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BROTHERHOOD

PHOTOGRAPHER GUSTAVO RIVERO MODEL MANUEL HERNANDEZ MODEL LUIS HERNANDEZ STYLIST/MAKEUP ARTIST DIEGO ISAAC ASSISTANT ANGEL BRAVO CREATIVE DIRECTOR JONATHAN CHIRINOS WARDROBE CREDITS T-SHIRTS: ZARA MAN, PANTS: H&M

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LEFT PAGE GUAYABERA SHIRT: CUPE USA, AVIATOR JACKET: WB DESIGN, MOUNTAIN SHORTS: DAVID MARC, OUTDOOR BOOTS: THE NORTH FACE CHILE RIGHT PAGE T-SHIRTS: ZARA MAN, PANTS: H&M


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LEFT & RIGHT PAGE GUAYABERA SHIRT: CUPE USA, AVIATOR JACKET: WB DESIGN, MOUNTAIN SHORTS: DAVID MARC, OUTDOOR BOOTS: THE NORTH FACE CHILE


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LEFT PAGE GUAYABERA SHIRT: CUPE USA, AVIATOR JACKET: WB DESIGN, MOUNTAIN SHORTS: DAVID MARC, OUTDOOR BOOTS: THE NORTH FACE CHILE RIGHT PAGE T-SHIRTS: ZARA MAN, PANTS: H&M


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MACIAS

PHOTOGRAPHER ZABIELA MODEL DIEGO MACIAS

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FLIP FILIP

PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAŁ IGNAR MODEL FILIP FERNER FASHION DESIGNER ADRIAN KOZIOŁ MAKEUP ARTIST ANNA KLISZCZ

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BUMBLEBEE

PHOTOGRAPHER MARINA BARELYUK MODEL PAHA BLACK

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THE LAST STOP

PHOTOGRAPHER SETH LONDON MODEL VERTICE

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PHOTOGRAPHER DANIEL ROMERO MODEL GABRIEL BALLESTEROS HAIR STYLIST VIOLETA VELEZ FASHION DESIGNER POISON MAKEUP ARTIST ROXANA

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PHOTOGRAPHER DANIEL BUCCI MODEL TIM RHYDDERCH WARDROBE STYLIST LAUREL HUNTER

WARDROBE CREDITS COAT: MONOCHROME, SHIRT: U.MI.1, TROUSERS: PETJA ZOREC

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LEFT PAGE JUMPER & SHORTS: PETJA ZOREC RIGHT PAGE SHIRT: ASOS DESIGN


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LEFT PAGE COAT: MONOCHROME, SHIRT: U.MI.1 RIGHT PAGE SHIRT: KYLE HO, TROUSERS: MONOCHROME, SHOES: SILVER STREET


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#VIEWFROMMYWINDOW Interview with Simon Dunn, Photos taken by Lukeorgraphy

WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN YOU LOOK OUT THE WINDOW IN THE MORNING? AND WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE?

ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE FUTURE? I’ve always had pretty big goals, so the future excites me because It means I get to see if I’ve achieved them. Right now I’m about to head overseas to represent Australia in bobsleigh in the hope of qualifying

I’m currently living in inner city Sydney in a suburb

for the Olympics, so I’m excited for what the future

called Surry Hills. It’s quite built up so unfortunately

might hold for me.

the view from my bedroom window is a concrete wall. It is good for privacy though! Would love an ocean view, I grew up on the beach so falling asleep at night listening to the waves would be perfect!

WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL DUMB WITH HAPPINESS?

HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF VISUALLY TO A BLIND PERSON, AND HOW IMPORTANT IS YOUR APPEARANCE TO YOU? I’d rather anyone get to know me for who I am

Nature, I love everything about the outdoors and

rather than how I look. I think appearance is so-

spend my spare time hiking and exploring. I have

mething I take pride in, but there’s not point in

a weird knowledge of facts about plants and wild-

appearances if you’re not a good person on the

life which I think stemmed from growing up with a

inside.

preference of documentaries over cartoons

IF YOU COULD ASK THE UNIVERSE ONE QUESTION THAT YOU WERE GUARANTEED TO GET AN ANSWER TO, WHAT WOULD IT BE?

A MOMENT THAT HAS HAD A LASTING IMPACT ON YOUR LIFE. Getting back into rugby as an adult. I quit rugby as a teen because of homophobia and never felt that, as a gay man, I had place within sport. I eventually gained the confidence to join a rugby

Next weeks lotto numbers?! I’m joking, I guess I’d

club in Sydney called the Sydney Convicts, they’re

want to know if there is a reason for our existence

an inclusive team. This would lead to me going to

or are we just existing because of billion of years

Canada to play rugby, where I was recruited for

of events that got us here today.

bobsleigh. I’ve now played rugby for clubs in 3 different countries and represented Australia in

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bobsleigh, I guess the bullies were wrong!


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WITH WHICH CELEBRITY WOULD YOU LIKE TO SPEND A SUNDAY AFTERNOON? (DEAD OR ALIVE)

WHAT INSPIRES YOU? For me the biggest inspiration for doing what I do, is to hopefully be the role model for LGBTQI people that I yearned for as a teenager coming out. I

I would have to go with George Michael, I admire

never really had athletes to look up to and show

the fact he was so unapologetic

me that I can do what I love and be true to myself.

for being who

he is. He never conformed to what people expected

I hope I can be that for even one person

from him, neither before or after coming out. He just lived his life as he liked. Plus I’m sure he’s lots of fun on a big night out!

THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECE OF ADVICE YOU‘VE RECEIVED.

WHICH CHILDHOOD DREAM HAVE YOU ALREADY FULFILLED AND WHICH ONE IS STILL MISSING? Honestly, I’m yet to fulfil any of my childhood

To always trust and enjoy the journey. I’ve always

dreams. As an adult my goals and dreams have

been impatient with wanting things to happen

changed, I’ve been able to travel, I’m happy and

overnight or worrying that things won’t go the way

healthy. These are my dreams now! Although, one

I have hoped they would. So rather than having

childhood dream that I still have would be repre-

faith in the journey I wouldn’t be taking the time to

senting Australia at the Olympics, so hopefully I

enjoy it. This is something I’m still working on today

can achieve that in 2022.

but its definitely the best advice I’ve received.

YOU HAVE A QUADRILLION DOLLARS TO SAVE THE WORLD. WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR BIGGEST PERSONAL CHANGE IN THE LAST 15 YEARS? Learning to accept myself as a gay man and fin-

No one needs a “quadrillion dollars” even a billi-

ding my place in society. I struggled a lot when I

on dollars is excessive. Especially when the world

was younger with my sexuality, during this time I

is the way it is, the money could be used to en-

was very self destructive and probably spent too

rich and change so many peoples lives all across

many nights in bars and clubs. I’d say I was a lost.

the world. With my quadrillion dollars, I’d work

Learning to accept myself has taken a large weight

towards preventing global warming, sustainable

off my shoulders and made me the man I am today.

farming which could feed the hungry.

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PRINT & POSE

PHOTOGRAPHER ROBERT GRANT MODEL KEVIN TATE HAIR STYLIST XYZ ASSISTANT XYZ WARDROBE STYLIST XYZ MAKEUP ARTIST XYZ

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FOUND YOUR WAY

PHOTOGRAPHER SETH LONDON

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URREGO

PHOTOGRAPHER JHON PEREZ MODEL SEBASTIAN URREGO CREATIVE DIRECTOR RICARDO APITZ FASHION DESIGNER JAVII REY

WARDROBE CREDITS JACKET: JAVII REY

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LEFT & RIGHT PAGE JACKET: JAVII REY, UNDERWEAR: +WEAR


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RESTLESS

PHOTOGRAPHER CONSTANTIN STEIN MODEL GLOIRE DALIMA FASHION DESIGNER MAJ-BRITT KREFT

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INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT RIESE PHOTOGRAPHER ROBERT RIESE MODEL GLOIRE DALIMA STYLING ROBERT RIESE

NAME Robert Adam Riese Houston AGE 30 PROFESSION Dancer + Photographer + Choreographer MOTIVATION finding and spreading joy into the world MUSIC As I type this, currently Gregory Dillion, a brooklyn based queer artist I have had the pleasure of working with. HOBBYS hiking with my partner and our dogs, getting lost in thrift stores.

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WHILE GETTING THINGS PREPARED FOR THIS ISSUE YOU TOLD US, THAT THIS SHOOT WAS PRETTY SPECIAL FOR YOU. MAY YOU DESCRIBE HOW IT FELT AND WHAT WAS SO SPECIAL ABOUT IT?

IF YOU TAKE A LOOK ON YOUR INSTAGRAM PAGE YOUR STYLE OF PHOTOGRAPHY HAS CHANGED OVER THE YEARS. DID YOU DO SOMETHING TO HELP AND SPEED UP THAT PROCESS? I think it comes with finally shutting out the noise in my head of „ gotta be the best“ and finally trusting my gut and my voice.

This shoot was inspired but an 80‘s sculpture I found,

I wanted to find everything used in the shoot myself.

ROBERT RIESE IN 5 YEARS... HOW AND WHO IS HE GOING TO BE?

Brendan, the model and I‘s energy magically mas-

I would love to have my own space to create

hed together and we were able to create images that

in. As well as be able to give back to upcoming

were what I saw in my mind!

photographers and allow them to have a space

I wanted to take the typical 80‘s business woman and blend it with modern queer gender less fashions.

WHEN IT COMES TO SELECTING MODELS AND PEOPLE YOU WORK WITH, WHAT‘S THE MOST IMPORTANT THING FOR YOU? I am a wild unicorn, I feed off of energy. If you are willing to go on a journey with me that I want to help share your stories.

YOUR PHOTOS ARE MOST OF THE TIME BARELY DRESSED MEN. WHY HAVE YOU DECIDED TO FOCUS ON MALE MODELS?

to create in, something I wish I had more access to when you dont have a budget. I also want to be creating more fashion content with brands, so if you know one / or are one....

DID YOU ALWAYS KNEW THAT YOU‘RE PASSIONATE ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY AND HOW DID YOU START WORKING ON YOUR FIRST CREATIVE PROJECTS? I am a dancer to start with. Growing up i was always in front of a mirror or a camera. once I was in college I discovered my love and fascination in

Let me be frank I dont want to stick myself in one box of just „ minimally clothed males“ I strive to shoot all types of bodies, and to share stories of any and all. Withthat said I obviously find the male figure amazing to work with. I want to show bodies in motion and in story.

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