Orphée Prints That Leardini is a white

That Leardini is a white

Primitive presents an unorthodox study of the female form

L’Absente by Aëla Labbé takes the form of an extended allegory or visually alliterative verse

Seemingly simple yet highly proficient

Orphée Prints That Leardini is a whiteOrphe by Youns Klouche is a photobook inspired by the similarly titled film from 1950 by Jean Cocteau, itself a reinterpretation of the classic Greek myth of Orpheus. Cocteaus film features simple but ingenious special effects and explores the symbolism of mirrors as a representation of death. In Klouches book, mirrors and visual mirroring feature not only in the photographs themselves but in the object of the book and in the physical act of turning