The More Visible They Make Me, The More Invisible I Become

Launched on 13 May 2014

Nick Knight's fashion film explores and unpicks society's obsession with images of celebrities and our voyeuristic tendencies when it comes to icons. The film was shot in 1995 during Knight's first ever session working with Moss, who was twenty years old at the time and fast becoming a worldwide star. It features footage from security cameras - a nod to the debate and controversy that surrounded surveillance culture at the time of filming - and presents Moss going about a normal day, from waking up to visiting a Madison Avenue studio, to returning home. It is only as the film progresses that the viewer realises Knight is watching Moss from a stalker's perspective in a sinister play on anonymity, fame and privacy. The work was edited at the time by friend and collaborator Jason Evans.

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Diamonds

20 December 2000
A project about privacy, celebrity and surveillance; Nick Knight captures Supermodel Kate Moss in voyeuristic action from a Madison Avenue skyscraper.
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ANTI-T-SHIRT

04 July 2016
Nick Knight created a limited edition t-shirt inspired by the relentless pursuit of celebrities by paparazzi.
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Don't Bother To Knock

17 October 2006
An exploration into truth and fiction in the age of the internet, actress and director Asia Argento created this series of film shorts exclusively for SHOWstudio in 2006.
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