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Exhibition : « Lonely in Bangkok » by Jean Sebastien Faure
Jean-Sebastien Faure’s ‘Lonely in Bangkok’ is powerful, formal, and static, with almost military precision and barely concealed violence and frenzied activity—the concrete itself was poured onto the earth and made to rise by ecologically violent means, after all. Lonely in Bangkok © JS Faure “I engaged in a dialogue with this city,” he says, “that speaks of itself and of those who form it. Because, even without the shadow of a silhouette, there is everywhere in this city an imprint of what people are.” It’s rare to find a photographer who has chosen to depict loneliness and disorientation in a teeming city like Bangkok with empty streets in the vertical frame, which is harder to get right than the ever popular horizontal composition. Alienated by his ...
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Jean-Sebastien Faure’s ‘Lonely in Bangkok’ is powerful, formal, and static, with almost military precision and barely concealed violence and frenzied activity—the concrete itself was poured onto the earth and made to rise by ecologically violent means, after all.
Lonely in Bangkok © JS Faure
“I engaged in a dialogue with this city,” he says, “that speaks of itself and of those who form it. Because, even without the shadow of a silhouette, there is everywhere in this city an imprint of what people are.” It’s rare to find a photographer who has chosen to depict loneliness and disorientation in a teeming city like Bangkok with empty streets in the vertical frame, which is harder to get right than the ever popular horizontal composition. Alienated by his ...