With around twenty new photographs, this larger edition of Roots, initially published in 2012 by Xavier Barral and quickly out of prints, immerses us in Belgium in the 1970s to 1980s. From the first photographs in black and white, giving way to color, this book explores the extremely particular universe, almost expressionistic, of the Belgian photographer. Here he talks about...
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