Vigar~Clarke: Major Lazer

By Steven Vigar • July 5, 2010

Guns Don’t Kill People…Lazers do! Major Lazer 在台北

Wednesday night synopsis: Diplo making all the cool people in Taipei doggy style dance to the future sound of dancehall whilst Skerrit Bwoy monkey wrestled a giant penguin armed with a machine gun while swinging from a ladder into the perfectly split legs of a riot-ready babe bouncing on her behind. A wild crowd responded chanting ‘MAYJAH! LAYZAH!’ and we’re all left with colourful memories (and wicked work day hangovers) of the Jamaican vampire slayer that is “half man, half lazer, and all warrior”. Major Lazer. O.

Photos by Vigar and Garret “Moustache Power” Clarke.

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Steven Vigar

Under the luminous and radiant spotlight casted by Steven Vigar’s lens is where everyone who is anyone in Taiwan is trying desperately to be. Currently based out of Taipei, photographer Steven Vigar hails from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada where he studied photography at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. He’s since worked as photo editor for The Nugget and is a regular contributor for the Firstlight Associated Photographers. Since his relocation to Asia, he has taken Taiwan by storm and the name Steven Vigar has unarguably become Taiwan’s most illustrious name in photography. Vigar’s most recent work can frequently be found in the Taipei Times, Adbusters, JPG, Taiwan Photographers and Waakao, where he won best photographer in 2009. Though he paved his road to fame by specializing in documentary, travel, and portraiture, his work extends to freelance publications and more recently his event photography has redefined a fresh more contemporary and experimental style and resulted in his being branded as Taiwan’s most sought after event photographer. Vigar’s unique eye has become a staple at urban parties, events, nightclubs, galleries, concerts, festivals, high fashion photo shoots, and beyond. Check out Steven Vigar