Memory of a Future is a testimony to the lives of seniors in large groups in the Paris region. Designed during the war boom in the 80 to solve demographic…
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Memory of a Future is a testimony to the lives of seniors in large groups in the Paris region. Designed during the war boom in the 80 to solve demographic…
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One particular period marked the life of Eulalia Abaitua for ever: the time she lived in Liverpool, where she resided temporarily at the end of the 19th century. There she…
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Two photographs. In the one on the left a group of young people on the razz in the London underground in the mid-70s; on the right the same framing, the…
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Every day we are bombarded by thousands of semi-pictures of naked young women, but it is practically impossible to see an old lady in the nude. These images might be…
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The logic of this work follows a less is more path: leaving to one side all accessories, concentrating only on the details and focussing its gaze on such apparently insignificant…
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The name of this series is taken from the book of the same name written in 1902 by Theodor Herzl, one of the fathers of the nation of Israel. In…
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The inspiration for this work came to the author after an experience he had during a visit to a museum that stores a large collection of objects reflecting the past…
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Ken Kitano is a great humanist. Human beings constitute the central axis of his work, and the defence of the right of mankind to a full existence in all its…
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The explosion. The moment in absolute tension. The fateful instant. Laceration. And, at the same time, the beauty of destruction, or destruction as a creative resource. Ori Gersht recreates still…