Brief introduction of william klein.

In the past five years, the most popular figure in the world film industry belongs to WilliiamKlein, a geek. There are countless reasons to say that he is strange. We can understand it only by giving a few examples: he was an early abstract painter and was once quite famous. His teacher is the famous Fernandl,erer, 1881-1955). He is a famous political filmmaker, who combines producer, director, photography and many other jobs. Eighteen films have been produced, ranging from 16 cm to 35 cm, in black and white and color, and ranging in length from 12 to 3 hours. One of them, Mister Freedom (35mm color, 12 minutes, 1968), also caused the French Ministry of the Interior to order him to be deported. Only when Jean－Paul Sartre, an existentialist master, signed a protest to declare to the government could he keep his right of abode and lift the ban on film performance. Up to now, French TV stations still have a government directive-Klein is never allowed to participate in the production of the festival.

He is crazy to the extreme, specializing in anti-authority. Although he admires the photos of Henri Carty Bresson, he dismisses his theory of "decisive moment" like shit. He is a typical ghost and a lucky man. He took photos 3 years ago, but he was completely ignored. The reason was that Bresson's style was popular all over the world at that time, and Klein deliberately did the opposite. As long as Bresson advocated something, he would resist it. Therefore, no one looked at his photos, and no one wanted to post them, until Klein felt that "his photo-taking behavior had become a joke" and put down the camera and never took any more photos. More than five years ago, somehow, the Museum of Modern Art in New York held a large-scale retrospective exhibition for him on a whim, and all the publications in the world followed Klein's completely forgotten photos and rushed to publish them in a large space, praising him to the sky at once. I didn't know there was such a person at all. Within a few months before and after, the Japanese Daily Photography, Swiss CAMERA, French ZOOM, American CAMERA35, APERTURE, Italian IGRANADIFFFRAFI…… and other publications came into contact with Klein's works at the same time, and only then did I know the photographer who had seen the light of day and his unique photographic style. He is undoubtedly the most popular photographer in the world in the past five years, and no one knows about it.