Carl Cox driving an old banger , Norman Cook taking some time out in a fluffy towel and Danny Howard slipping into his PJs to catch the Coronation Street omnibus . These superstar DJs , they 're just like us , you know . Cox , Cook and Howard are just three DJs who took time out of their hectic , jet-setting lives to share their more private passions with British photographer Jessica van der Weert for a charity exhibition raising awareness for the British Tinnitus Association ( BTA ) – an organisation that supports people with the debilitating hearing condition that affects almost 10 % of UK adults and which affects many DJs . Pop culture photographer van der Weert has spent two years snapping her favourite music men and women , including Annie Mac , Zane Lowe , Paul Oakenfold and Mary Ann Hobbs , for the exhibition which is set to show in Berlin , New York and Ibiza this summer after a standout London debut ( complete , of course , with an epic after party ) . Norman Cook - aka Fatboy Slim - is one of the DJs to be photographed by Jess van der Weert for charity exhibition Flipside . FlipSide , in association with art agents Beautiful Crime and Eddie Lock , combines van der Weert 's two loves , music and photography , and is particularly a celebration of the dance music industry , bringing some of the world ’ s biggest techno , trance and house music DJs and producers out from behind the decks to reveal a rather more private side . While some works feature global music heavies in their other favourite places - Carl Cox doing burnouts in his Lotus , artist Goldie covered in paint in his studio - others feature the superstar DJs re-enacting their fantasies , such as Boy George dressed in full combat gear amidst clouds of purple smoke , re-enacting a scene from Platoon . The photography exhibition - also featuring Boy George - aims to raise awareness for the British Tinnitus Association ( BTA ) Some of the images feature superstar DJs re-enacting their fantasies , such as Boy George dressed in full combat gear amidst clouds of purple smoke , playing out a scene from Platoon . Norman Cook - aka Fat Boy Slim - is a huge supporter of the project , and was pictured by van der Weert in the changing room of his beloved Brighton FC . The 51-yr-old says : 'It 's an original project with some insanely good pictures and it 's also for a really great cause . ' Other works feature the global music heavies in their other favourite places , like Annie Mac in her dressing room surrounded by clothes and shoes . Zane Lowe and Annie Mac are two of 28 global music professionals who feature in the project by pop art photographer van der Weert . Van der Weert spent two years photographing her favourite artists and in association with art agents Beautiful Crime will take the show on the road this summer , visiting New York , Berlin and Ibiza . Car fan and global music phenomenon Carl Cox , 52 , says : 'This is not a normal exhibition , this is a celebration of dance music , a collaboration between Jess and ourselves , and the images are personal , big , bold , colourful and fun . ' Van Der Weert adds : 'Flipside is an intimate glimpse into the private lives of these global superstars . 'These are my favourite DJs and producers , responsible for bringing us so much utter joy and making life that much better . 'But it 's not just about me having a great time with my favourite artists , Flipside has a serious aim too . Tinnitus is a condition that affects 8 % of individuals and can ruin lives . As clubbers and DJs we are far more likely to be affected and so this worldwide exhibition aims to raise awareness of the condition , how to avoid it in the first place , and most importantly how to cope with it if you already have it . ' Van der Weert says : 'it 's not just about me having a great time with my favourite artists [ such as Danny Howard , pictured here on the Coronation Street cobbles ] , Flipside has a serious aim too . ' Example was photographed in a slick cinema for the exhibition , which debuted in London with a huge after party . Van der Weert chose DJs from many genres , including house music , hip hop , trance and techno . Carl Cox , photographed racing cars in Brighton , said : . Goldie was pictured making art ( and mischief ) in his personal studio . Paul Oakenfold , another football fan , got busy for the camera at Chelsea 's Stamford Bridge ground . Jaguar Skills posed in his signature ninja-style disguide .
Photographer Jessica van der Weert has snapped DJs for Flipside project . Norman Cook , Carl Cox , Annie Mac , Boy George and Danny Howard all posed to raise awareness for BeautifulCrime.com . The hearing condition affects almost 10 % of UK adults and many DJs . Flipside shows the music pros doing what they love away from the decks . Following standout London debut show will move to Berlin , NYC & Ibiza . For more information go to www.jessicavanderweert.com/flipside . Prints are available to buy at www.the British Tinnitus Association or at via the company 's new Shoreditch gallery .