The Fondation Fernet-Branca presents "Strutures en dérive" (Unraveling Structures), an exhibition bringing together nine artists working in photography and other disciplines. Through an approach that combines documentary investigations and poetic approaches, the featured artists use photography as a method to question and reconfigure the aesthetic and social structures that surround us, transforming the medium into a field of experimentation. The exhibition invites us to consider photography as a means of learning to see the world in ever-changing ways: a world in motion that the photographic image resists as a material object.
Structures en dérive (Unraveling Structures)
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Discover the "Structures en dérive" exhibition on guided tours led by Olga Osadtschy, curator of the Fondation Fernet-Branca. A few words about the exhibition: The Fondation Fernet-Branca presents ...
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What if photography were no longer just a way of looking, but a way of rethinking the world? "Structures en dérive", nine artists with photographic and transdisciplinary practices who make the image a ...
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Discover the "Structures en dérive" exhibition on guided tours led by Olga Osadtschy, curator of the Fondation Fernet-Branca. A few words about the exhibition: The Fondation Fernet-Branca presents ...
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