If the Ouroboros is the symbol of a snake biting its tail, this is also the symbol of the eternal return (introspection). I wanted […]…
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The father of Aneta Bartos is a passionate body-builder. He asked his daughter to immortalize him in fitness competition poses. This sport makes him […]…
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Calais is a dead end for those who only dream about England. In January, there were about 5000 migrants. Despite the living conditions, the […]…
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I do not see the photograph except through the staging. As a performer, in all my stagings, I am both the model, the “encordeuse” and […]…
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There’s No Place Like Home. The White Building, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Crumbling, ramshackle and situated slap bang in the centre of a rapidly changing […]…
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“Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible.” –Paul Klee In the art world, there is a clique that believes identity relates […]…
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We are Alessandra and Stefania Papagni, two italian twins 24 years-old, living in Potenza. We both love analog photography and we like to capture with […]…
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It has been more than ten years now since The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased all of Diane Arbus’ notes, prints and negatives, and the exhibition Diane Arbus: In the…
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Carte Blanche PMU partner since the prize’s creation, Filigranes Editions is publishing, for the seventh time, the publications that come with the award with whitepapierstudio. Below, an interview with Patrick…
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In the spring of 2015, Vincent Mercier set out on a solo conquest of the American West. His destination: the Monument Valley and John Ford’s Point — the very roots…
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