Photography and the blind
This project explores the relationship that may or may not exist between photography and the blind. The work is presented in the form of diptychs. On the left is proposed a view the person's interior that does or does not reveal the presence of photographs. On the right is a portrait of the person of which the goal is to give them a face. [+info
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Exhibition: festival Circulation(s) - Festival de la jeune photographie européenne - 19/02 > 20/03/2011 - Galerie Côté Seine (Parc de Bagatelle - Paris)
Award/Prize: runner up of the Jacob Riis Prize (USA)
Anonymous crossroads
In Tokyo, streets have no name. Where they intersect, they become "Anonymous Crossroads". Left? Right? Straight ahead? The tourist gets lost. Seeking help is not easy: language is a barrier; and Tokyoites rarely manage to locate their position on a map. My series reflects this experience: making my way through these "Anonymous Crossroads".
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My serie on POSI+TIVE MAGAZINE
Art event
Invitation to Art Truc Troc in Brussels.
"THE BIGGEST EXHIBITION EVENT OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN BELGIUM !"
When ? 27th Jan. to 29th Jan. 2011
Where ? Palais des Beaux-Arts (BOZAR) - Rue Ravenstein 23 - 1060 Brussels
More info: OPENING: 27th from 7pm to 2am | 28th from 2pm to 11am | 29th from 10pm to 6 pm
"THE BIGGEST EXHIBITION EVENT OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN BELGIUM !"
When ? 27th Jan. to 29th Jan. 2011
Where ? Palais des Beaux-Arts (BOZAR) - Rue Ravenstein 23 - 1060 Brussels
More info: OPENING: 27th from 7pm to 2am | 28th from 2pm to 11am | 29th from 10pm to 6 pm
Ongoing Projects
belgian landscapes
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