Wherever they live, they live off the beaten path. And once they’re there, they build. With their families or on their own, they transform themselves into architects. Tree houses, cave dwellings, circular and angular cabins, temporary huts: their constructions are limited only by their imaginations, and each design responds to the inhabitants’ needs: shelter, nourishment, warmth. Their process is part a wider, environmentally friendly way of life.
Alex and Irène Brunet (sisters and fellow travellers) followed these makeshift architects over the course of four years. Here Alexa’s photographs and Irène’s poetic texts present thirty such places and their inhabitants across France.
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Habitants atypiques [Atypical Residents]
Alexa Brunet (photographs)
Irène Brunet (text)
Joy Sorman (preface)
20 x 20 cm
136 pages
Soft cover
63 photographs (CMYK prints)
ISBN :978-2-8499-5168-2
25 €
Images en Manoeuvres éditions
14, rue des Trois Frères Barthélemy
13006 Marseille
