Grace Hartnett
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Light Leaks Let the Angels In
Tuscon, Arizona 2022
Photography by Grace Hartnett
Production Design for Vogue Magazine x Kacey Musgraves
Director: Bardia Zeinali
Creative Director: Emily Rosser
Fashion Editor: Jorden Bickham
Director of Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Movement Director: Celia Rowlson Hall
Production Design for Vogue Magazine x Kacey Musgraves
Director: Bardia Zeinali
Creative Director: Emily Rosser
Fashion Editor: Jorden Bickham
Director of Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Movement Director: Celia Rowlson Hall
Cometeer Coffee— Brand Launch with B&W Roasters on location
Art Direction: Grace Hartnett
Creative Direction: Morgan Young
Photography: Mark Sommerfeld
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Home of Classics campaign shot by Daniel Arnold for adidas Orignals.
Johannes Leonardo 2019
Set Design for a short film, Adaptation
Premiered at LAX ART summer 2022, NYFF October 2022
Adaptation // 2019-2022 /// 16mm Film Director: Josh Kline
Producers: Jill Ferraro + Eliza Ryan
Director of Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Visual Effects Supervisor: Andrew Lim
Original Soundtrack: Galcher Lustwerk
Production Design: Elysia Belilove
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Costume Design: Emily Schubert
Sound Design: Jared Arnold
Commissioned Photographs for Rizzoli Editors:
Meaghan McGovern and Ian Luna
Installations in order of appearance,
art direction + set build + photographed
by Grace Hartnett
Sculpture for SSAW Magazine, 2019
Interactive Installation for Document Journal, 2019
Production Design for film, Into a Space of Love, 2018
Installation for Beaufille, New York Fashion Week AW17
Set Build for Vogue Spain, 2018
Installation for Nanushka, New York Fashion Week SS18
Natural Perception—Short film in development
“How we perceive the world, and yourself too, is in the end connected. When your perception of the world changes—your own way of thinking and what you are—the world within yourself is also updated.” – Hosai Matusbayashi.
Director: Grace Hartnett
Story Editors: Jill Ferarro + Grace Hartnett
Produced by Paradise Productions
Vogue Germany, Prada Special SS19
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photography: Julia Noni
Haus of Love for Dazed Magazine 2019
“Founded on the trailblazing legacy of New York’s legendary ballroom scene, Haus of Us a radical new vogueing house for the city’s youth. Named after the iconic House of LaBeija – immortalised in the seminal queer film Paris is Burning”
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photographer: Sam Nixon
Stylist: Alison Marie Isbell
Text: Miss Rosen
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Waterford Crystal Holiday—Photography: Adrien Mesko
Moda Operandi Holiday Campaign 2019—Photography: Metz + Racine
Piaule —Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Yukizna—Photography: Geoffrey Knot
SS20 Dion Lee Campaign
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photography: Zhi Wei
Art Direction: Alex Robertson Dunlop
Vogue Gift Guide 2018
Director: Andrew B. Myers
DP: Ivan Abel
Set Designer: Grace Hartnett
Titles: Rebecca Cianfrini
Color: Alexia Salingaros
Senior Visual Editor: Liana Blum
Associate Visual Editor: Gal Miriam Amit
Designer: Durrant Santeng
Vogue Gift Guide 2018
Director: Andrew B. Myers
DP: Ivan Abel
Set Designer: Grace Hartnett
Titles: Rebecca Cianfrini
Color: Alexia Salingaros
Senior Visual Editor: Liana Blum
Associate Visual Editor: Gal Miriam Amit
Designer: Durrant Santeng
MAC Makeup Holiday Campaign 2019
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Director: Bobby Doherty
Creative Director: Ruben Ramos
SS20 Calvin Klein
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photographer: Andrew Vowles
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Prose—Photography: Benjamin Vigliotta
Departures Magazine—Photography: Maxime Poiblanc
Hodinkee —Photography: Ryan Jenq
David Yurman—Photography: Geordy Wood
Ply Knits—Photography: Robin Stein
Art Direction: Ania et Lucie
Gray Matters Paris + NYC AW18
Commissioned installation design and execution of the build for shoe designer, Gray Matters. Construction of the installations took place in Brooklyn, NY and were adapted to show during Paris Market Week in June 2018. Inspired by the post-modern Memphis Design Group; we created a playground of eccentric elements and colors.
Locations: 67 West St Brooklyn, NY + 132 Rue du Temple Paris, France
Photography: Grace Hartnett
Thin Series Collection
Creative Direction + Set Design: Elysia Belilove + Grace Hartnett
Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Nicotine Likes, 2019
Creative Direction + Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photography: Robin Stein
Using synthetic material in contrast to the human form. Foam, unnatural and unsustainable, is elevated from waste to interlace natural and human made, creating a womb like and otherworldly space.
Creative Direction + Set Design: Grace Hartnett + Elysia Belilove
Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Vaquera SS20, Dover Street Market New York
Installation Design + Photography: Grace Hartnett
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photographer: Zhi Wei
Document Journal, 2018
Fashion Editor: Shawn Lakin
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SSAW Magazine, AW19
Styling: Matt Holmes
Document Journal, 2019
Photographer: Sam Nixon
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Fashion Editor: Shawn Lakin
Production: Jill Ferraro
Paradise Productions
WSJ Magazine, Market Report SS 2019
Set Design: Grace Hartnett
Photography: Sebastian Lager
Photo Editor: Noelle Lacombe
A film made during the annual Good Guys Car Show
in Alameda County.
“You spoke a certain language when you were around cars … like music, how it transcends, making everybody on the same playing field. Car culture does that for us.” -Uncle Bobby.
Read story here: De Guzman
Film Directors: Grace Hartnett + Jill Ferraro
Photographer & Cinematographer : Kelly Jeffrey
Creative Director: Dominick Barcelona
Production: Brian Miller, Camera Assistant: Luke Nairn, Film Editor: Marlo Caine, Assistant Editor: Quincey Kai with Cosmo Street Editorial, Film Colorist: Kathleen Dycaico, Original Score & Sound Design: Andrew Miller, Titles and Graphic Design: Shannon Jager, Text: David Eardley & Dominick Barcelona, Photo Retoucher: Gregory Wikstrom, and Cast: Uncle Bobby, Uncle Joe, Uncle Fred, Will De Guzman & Ruvi De Guzman
A film made during the annual Good Guys Car Show
in Alameda County.
“You spoke a certain language when you were around cars … like music, how it transcends, making everybody on the same playing field. Car culture does that for us.” -Uncle Bobby.
Read story here: De Guzman
Film Directors: Grace Hartnett + Jill Ferraro
Photographer & Cinematographer : Kelly Jeffrey
Creative Director: Dominick Barcelona
Production: Brian Miller, Camera Assistant: Luke Nairn, Film Editor: Marlo Caine, Assistant Editor: Quincey Kai with Cosmo Street Editorial, Film Colorist: Kathleen Dycaico, Original Score & Sound Design: Andrew Miller, Titles and Graphic Design: Shannon Jager, Text: David Eardley & Dominick Barcelona, Photo Retoucher: Gregory Wikstrom, and Cast: Uncle Bobby, Uncle Joe, Uncle Fred, Will De Guzman & Ruvi De Guzman
The Enigma of a Dream, 2021— directed and wrote a short film where the dream state is used to guide and illuminate the unknown and undiscovered aspects of our mind. The inspiration came from exploring the works of Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Carl Jung and Indian spiritual teacher, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Virtual release on May 5, 2021— Nowness. Screened October 1-10, 2021 at Photography 212 Istanbul in the Yeldeğirmeni Art Center, Istanbul, Turkey.
“By shedding light into the unknown, we can shift toward a full union of the individual mind with the universe around us.”
Director: Grace Hartnett
Production: Jill Ferraro
Paradise Productions
Director of Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
Set Design: Grace Hartnett + Elysia Belilove
Editor: Matthew C Levy
Sound Design + Original Score: Arp (Alexis Georgopoulos)
Title Design + Animation: Caroline Newton
Colorist: Kathleen Dycaico
Assistant Camera: Sachi Bahra
Production Assistant + Talent: Maria Fleischman
Voice Over 1: Uche Adegbite Voice Over 2…Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Voice Over 3: Dr. Carl Jung
A two day collaboration in the desert, channeling other worldly concepts and creating sculptures within the landscape.
Creative Direction + Set Design: Grace Hartnett + Elysia Belilove
Photography: Kelly Jeffrey
About
Grace Hartnett is a multidisciplinary artist concentrating on film direction and installation design.
A delicate balance between visual simplicity and carefully crafted chaos, Grace’s work is informed by a fascination with human behavior, organic forms, and non-linear movement within time and space. By balancing surreal sculptural elements with the exploration of the human psyche, she delivers complex, cerebral experiences to the viewer.
Lives in Brooklyn, New York, and works internationally.
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