In the premiere of The Invisible Edge, Toygar Bazarkaya sits down with legendary photographer Mark Seliger, whose lens has defined cultural eras from the 1990s to today. Seliger shares how empathy is central to his creative process, allowing him to deeply understand his subjects and capture their essence — from Muhammad Ali and Michael J. Fox to Ice-T and Kurt Cobain. They dive into his landmark projects: Christopher Street, In My Stairwell, and The City That Finally Sleeps. This is a revealing  conversation about the creative process, longevity and what it takes to stay at the top of your creative field for decades.
 
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Guest Bio:
Mark Seliger is an acclaimed American photographer renowned for his portraiture of celebrities, musicians, and public figures, as well as his editorial and fine art work. He served as the Chief Photographer for Rolling Stone magazine from 1992 to 2002, capturing iconic images that defined an era. His extensive portfolio spans from rock legends and presidents to the trans community, showcasing his unique ability to connect deeply with his subjects. Seliger's work is celebrated for its blend of high-concept artistry, raw emotional depth, and a distinctive sense of humor, making him one of the most influential photographers of his generation.
 
Links & Resources:
Mark Seliger's Website: https://markseliger.com
Toygar Bazarkaya’s Agency: https://rece.co
Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research: https://michaeljfox.org
 
Credits:
GUEST: Mark Seliger
HOST: Toygar Bazarkaya
EDIT: Barney Miller
DIRECTOR & CAMERA: Vincent Urban
COLOR: Lez Rudge
AUDIO MIX & SOUND EDIT: Malte Hagemeister
DESIGN: Chris Thompson
 
SPECIAL THANKS TO: Krystn Wagenberg, Ruth Lev, Rachel Crowe, Max Wagenberg, David Bryen, Wendy Rosen, Jose Font, Katie Andrews
 
SUPPORTED BY: Mark Seliger Studio, RoamEditorial, California Music, RECE
 

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