Bruno Fert (1971) - es Absents, Liftâ - 31°47’43 N 35°11’47 E-01.1948
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Bruno Fert, es Absents, Liftâ - 31°47’43 N 35°11’47 E-01.1948, digital print from 2016, 40 × 50 cm, in good condition, hand-signed by the artist.
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Bruno FERT (Born in 1971)
Les Absents, Liftâ - 31°47’43 N 35°11’47 E-01.1948
Fine Art print on Hahnemühle Ultrasmooth paper, title and date inscribed, signed in pencil in the margin
32 x 25.5 cm (40 x 50 cm)
In 1948, the creation of the Hebrew state triggered the first Arab-Israeli war and the exodus of more than 700,000 Palestinians to neighboring countries. What remains today of their towns and villages emptied of their inhabitants? It is to answer this question that I went to Israel: to locate and photograph the vestiges of these ghostly localities disappeared in the swirl of the 48 war. This reportage is a journey through time; a visual pilgrimage to the origins of the refugee question. These images are a testimony to a key moment in the region’s history whose consequences are today at the heart of our current affairs.
Bruno Fert — Documentary photographer
Bruno Fert develops a deeply humanitarian body of work devoted to exile, migrations and the traversed territories. From vanished Palestinian villages to the precarious shelters of migrants, he photographs less the event than its traces. With Passages, he continues this work along the routes of exile, revealing in the landscapes the marks left by those who try to reach Europe. A precise and silent photography, where the landscape becomes a bearer of memory.
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THE TAYLOR GALLERY WORKSHOP
The Atelier / Galerie Taylor, located at 7, on the eponymous street in the 10th arrondissement in Paris, is a friendly place dedicated to photography. It was created thanks to image enthusiasts, José Nicolas, photographer and manager of the place with the support of Jean Vinégla.
Located a stone's throw from Place de la République, between rue du Château-d'eau and rue René-Boulanger, the place is dynamic, atypical and warm, resolutely turned towards sharing and mutual discovery of images at the 'international.
The Atelier / Galerie Taylor is familiarly inclined to exhibit film photography while remaining open to the wide range of contemporary imaging techniques.
It presents well-known and emerging photographers, with the aim of always surprising and arousing the curiosity of collectors and visitors.
Since its opening in September 2019, the Atelier / Galerie Taylor has carved out a good reputation, going from being a confidential place to a showroom recognized by professionals and collectors, both for the choice of its programming and for the quality of the prints on display.
Translated by Google TranslateBruno FERT (Born in 1971)
Les Absents, Liftâ - 31°47’43 N 35°11’47 E-01.1948
Fine Art print on Hahnemühle Ultrasmooth paper, title and date inscribed, signed in pencil in the margin
32 x 25.5 cm (40 x 50 cm)
In 1948, the creation of the Hebrew state triggered the first Arab-Israeli war and the exodus of more than 700,000 Palestinians to neighboring countries. What remains today of their towns and villages emptied of their inhabitants? It is to answer this question that I went to Israel: to locate and photograph the vestiges of these ghostly localities disappeared in the swirl of the 48 war. This reportage is a journey through time; a visual pilgrimage to the origins of the refugee question. These images are a testimony to a key moment in the region’s history whose consequences are today at the heart of our current affairs.
Bruno Fert — Documentary photographer
Bruno Fert develops a deeply humanitarian body of work devoted to exile, migrations and the traversed territories. From vanished Palestinian villages to the precarious shelters of migrants, he photographs less the event than its traces. With Passages, he continues this work along the routes of exile, revealing in the landscapes the marks left by those who try to reach Europe. A precise and silent photography, where the landscape becomes a bearer of memory.
Seller's Story
THE TAYLOR GALLERY WORKSHOP
The Atelier / Galerie Taylor, located at 7, on the eponymous street in the 10th arrondissement in Paris, is a friendly place dedicated to photography. It was created thanks to image enthusiasts, José Nicolas, photographer and manager of the place with the support of Jean Vinégla.
Located a stone's throw from Place de la République, between rue du Château-d'eau and rue René-Boulanger, the place is dynamic, atypical and warm, resolutely turned towards sharing and mutual discovery of images at the 'international.
The Atelier / Galerie Taylor is familiarly inclined to exhibit film photography while remaining open to the wide range of contemporary imaging techniques.
It presents well-known and emerging photographers, with the aim of always surprising and arousing the curiosity of collectors and visitors.
Since its opening in September 2019, the Atelier / Galerie Taylor has carved out a good reputation, going from being a confidential place to a showroom recognized by professionals and collectors, both for the choice of its programming and for the quality of the prints on display.
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Date of print
2016
Artist
Bruno Fert (1971)
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Title of artwork
es Absents, Liftâ - 31°47’43 N 35°11’47 E-01.1948
Condition
Good condition
Technique
Digital print
Height
40 cm
Width
50 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Documentary photography
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