Lowe H Seger is a London-based Swedish photographer and director.
He is known for creating intimate, refined, and carefully constructed images in his fashion editorial, advertising, and portrait work. Seger's distinctive style reflects his deep attraction to people and meticulous attention to detail. He has photographed celebrities and some of the most notable names in the fashion industry, including Alexandre Mattiussi, Caroline De Maigret, Christophe Lemaire, Gaia Trussardi, JW Anderson, Johnny Coca, Sabine Getty, Stellan Skarsgard, Farida Khelfa, Isabel Marant, Renzo Rosso, and Sir Paul Smith.
Seger has a notable track record of hosting multiple solo exhibitions and installations in both Sweden and the United Kingdom, where he showcased some of his more conceptual work that often reflects upon the time we live in. He poses existential questions that evoke death and celebrate life, by highlighting seemingly banal moments as well as exploring values and the understanding of self. In 2022, Seger released his first photographic book, an investigation of the Japanese mindset. The book, titled "Not Seeing Is A Flower," sold out within a month of its release date.
Adding an academic dimension to his career, Seger has been serving as an Associate Lecturer for BA (Hons) Fashion Photography at the London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, since 2019.
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He is known for creating intimate, refined, and carefully constructed images in his fashion editorial, advertising, and portrait work. Seger's distinctive style reflects his deep attraction to people and meticulous attention to detail. He has photographed celebrities and some of the most notable names in the fashion industry, including Alexandre Mattiussi, Caroline De Maigret, Christophe Lemaire, Gaia Trussardi, JW Anderson, Johnny Coca, Sabine Getty, Stellan Skarsgard, Farida Khelfa, Isabel Marant, Renzo Rosso, and Sir Paul Smith.
Seger has a notable track record of hosting multiple solo exhibitions and installations in both Sweden and the United Kingdom, where he showcased some of his more conceptual work that often reflects upon the time we live in. He poses existential questions that evoke death and celebrate life, by highlighting seemingly banal moments as well as exploring values and the understanding of self. In 2022, Seger released his first photographic book, an investigation of the Japanese mindset. The book, titled "Not Seeing Is A Flower," sold out within a month of its release date.
Adding an academic dimension to his career, Seger has been serving as an Associate Lecturer for BA (Hons) Fashion Photography at the London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, since 2019.
Contact or request a portfolio here ︎