Sandrine Lopez explores bodies, nudes, unadorned faces, the unspeakable desire of being there. She engages with time she bringing it to a standstill. Beyond these clues, as close as possible…
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I live in the City of Toronto, on the shores of Lake Ontario, one of Canada’s Great Lakes. The scale of the lake here is so large that the other…
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The windows in our houses demarcate a permeable boundary between the inside and outside. The interior is a shelter, a back region, and a place that offers a sense of…
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Jennifer sees itself as a artist who uses photography rather than a photographer. She works on personal projects as series of self-portraits and fashion photography. His work is a tribute…
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Every week, L’Oeil will present you with an episode of Regardez voir, produced by Brigitte Patient on France Inter. For the first episode, a look back at an interview with Pieter…
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Twice before we’ve featured the work of Erica Simone, a New York photographer known for her nude self-portraits. To announce the release of her new book, she sent us these…
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David Yarrow, 49, was born in Scotland and is currently based in London. He was named Young Scottish Photographer of the Year at the age of 20 and in the…
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Here’s Irène Attinger’s selection of photography books on sale in the bookstore of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris. They were chosen for their originality, editorial quality and…
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Méditerranée is a travelogue, a journal of memories told with tender nostalgia. Raymond Depardon loves the sea as much as he loves the farmlands of his childhood and the sweeping, ocre…
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The way Cyrille Weiner experiments with the landscape has no precedent. Once the modern conventions of documentary and iconography are put aside, these “landscape moments” are forged by wandering and reconciliation.…
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