Oscar Calleja
Photographer
Oscar Calleja is a Spanish photographer specialising in still life. His work explores the expressive power of objects through light, colour, and composition. Each image combines precision and playfulness, transforming materials into bold, sculptural forms.
Trained in Madrid, Oscar began his career in fashion before focusing entirely on still life. This discipline allows him to reveal the essence of textures and forms with clarity and sophistication. His photographs stand out for their chromatic richness, sense of balance, and contemporary aesthetic.
Now based in Paris, he collaborates with fashion and luxury brands as well as magazines, creating visual stories that blend elegance, humour, and design. His work redefines the still life as a space of emotion and experimentation.
Collaborations include Furla, Adolfo Dominguez, Massimo Dutti, Hugo Boss, Summer Fridays, Rabanne, Chantelle Paris, El País, Common Language Magazine, Vogue Spain, Harper’s Bazaar, Metal Magazine…
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Oscar Calleja
Photographer
OCT
ALESSANDRO SORCI NEW FILM FOR RAYBAN
Renowned Milanese photographer Alessandro Sorci brings his signature still-life mastery to Oakley's latest campaign, delivering a striking visual narrative that challenges conventional eyewear photography. The campaign's hero image presents a powerful study in duality - a single model split between two distinct personalities, each sporting different Oakley styles. Renowned Milanese photographer Alessandro Sorci brings his signature still-life mastery to Oakley's latest campaign, delivering a striking visual narrative that challenges conventional eyewear photography. The campaign's hero image presents a powerful study in duality - a single model split between two distinct personalities, each sporting different Oakley styles.
































































































































































































































