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Geof Kern is an American photographer known for his distinctive and imaginative work that combines rationalism and conceptualism. He has worked for various creative magazines and ad agencies, and his photographs have been exhibited worldwide [1].

Early Career and Style:

Geof Kern began his career in the early 1980s, capturing the attention of people with his unique approach to photography [1].

He gained recognition for his surrealist style, which involved experimenting with the photographic medium and incorporating paper collage with models and sets [1].

Kern's work is characterized by a stylized narrative, metaphor, and a natural palette, with a judicious use of computer imaging [1].

Influence and Awards:

Kern's style is influenced by cinema, particularly the visual directors like Buster Keaton, Jean Cocteau, Jacques Tati, and Jean Luc Godard [1].

He has received numerous awards throughout his career, including Gold Lions from Cannes, the Nikei Prize in Tokyo, and the Infinity Award in Applied Photography from the International Center of Photography in New York [1].

Kern's work has been featured in prestigious publications such as Esquire, GQ, Rolling Stone, and The New York Times [1].

Collections and Representation:

Geof Kern's photographs are included in the permanent collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, showcasing his contribution to advertising art [1].

He is represented by Beth Johnson / F+J Representatives in the U.S., Florence Camprasse / Ask Our Agents in Paris, and Maureen Dalton Wolfe / The Photo Division in Dallas [1].