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

Who wouldn’t want to live with such impossible objects

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