Jeremy Floto and Cassandra Wagner live in Brooklyn, New York City.

Floto+Warner are famous for their inci­sive look at mod­ern archi­tec­ture, indus­trial spaces and land­scapes, offer­ing through their images new per­spec­tives on the rela­tion­ship between place, fig­ure and form.

Their pho­tos reg­u­larly appear in numer­ous mag­a­zines such as Dwell, Fortune, Time, W Magazine, Vanity Fair and AD and they count among their clients Volkswagen, Canon, Barclay’s, AT&T, Prada and OMA/​Rem Koolhaas to name but a few…

Their works have been exhib­ited at the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Walker Art Center and the Yale University Art Gallery.

Jeremy Floto grew up in a small town in the Nevada desert where he was imme­di­ately seduced by the desire to rep­re­sent vast spaces.

Cassandra Warner was raised in New York State, near Albany, where her early fas­ci­na­tion with archi­tec­ture was inspired by her prac­tice of roller skat­ing in the mar­ble lobby of the very futur­is­tic Empire State Plaza (Albany).

Jeremy and Cassandra met on the benches of the Rochester Institute of Technology where their com­mon inspi­ra­tions quickly led them to the for­mer tal­ented duo : Floto+Warner. They have been a team for nearly 20 years and bring their very spe­cific vision to each of their shots.

Whether it is for an adver­tis­ing film for Volkswagen or to cover a sub­ject on one of the largest garage sales in the world for TIME Magazine, Floto+Warner shares the same aes­thetic sensibility.

Their superb series called Colourant immor­tal­izes mas­ter­ful pro­jec­tions of col­ored liq­uid in hov­er­ing sculp­tures in the air. For these pho­tos, taken in a the­atri­cal set­ting, the artist duo chose the arid land­scape of north­ern Nevada. These breath­tak­ing pho­tos were taken at a speed of 1/​3500th of a sec­ond, trans­form­ing the invis­i­ble and ephemeral into the eternal.