500 Photographers: Photographer #024: Boogie

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Photographer #024: Boogie

Vladimir Milivojevich, better known as Boogie, 1969, is a Serbian photographer living in New York. Boogie documents people that live in harsh conditions ranging from drug addicts, skinheads and gangmembers. He has published 5 books until today. His latest release is on his hometown Belgrade. The pictures below are from various series.

Website: www.artcoup.com

1 comment:

Ryan Cronin-Neilan said...: Came across Boogie when I saw his work used in HBO's "How to make it in America". Been hooked on his work ever since. I just love it; May 11, 2010 at 1:20 AM

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