Caspar Jade had an artistic sensibility from childhood, and explored music before turning to photography, almost by chance. For sixteen years, he produced portraits of actors, musicians and fashion figures, published on the covers of prestigious magazines such as Stern, Die Zeit and Playboy. His approach: capture the essential, reveal the narrative power of a detail. Recently, he has enriched his approach with artificial intelligence through The Unreal People, a series of portraits of fictional characters with a disturbingly realistic appearance. Somewhere between classical photography and generative art, Caspar Jade questions the boundaries of image and identity.