Vincent Ferrané / Célestial poster which feels absurd

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In this way Massaro’s project becomes a semiotic organism that questions and somehow resists the cultural and socio-political values of the images and texts that haunt our psyche and permeate a shared worldview

The chance of one’s unconscious body rolling over and triggering the camera results in an exposure

‘Conference of the Birds’ shows an outtake from an analysis of the correlation between time and place and of the historical Iranian landscape

Outdoor Furniture collects a range of pictures of jiggered sofas that were abandoned in the streets of the Californian city

Vincent Ferrané / Célestial poster which feels absurdIn his new photo book Clestial, French photographer Vincent Ferran explores emotional functioning through a series that ventures into visual processing. The project is based on warm up poses from contortion practices. The graphic treatment of the contorted body within a mundane interior takes on a higher dimension through the association of multiple images captured during the shootimages that are slightly different but similar enough to allow axes of