Ancrages

Anchors is the restitution of a residence of Arno Brignon during the year 2013 in Corbeil-Essonnes.es.

The photographer has tamed the territory by forging conniving links with those who inhabit it. The look is uncompromising, sometimes harsh, often empathetic, never complacent. A real work of author.r.

 Ancrages is the first opus of the collection The residence , initiated with the festival Urban eyen and the Ebene association. Its theme is the intersection of photographic perspectives on the city of Corbeil-Essonnes.

First edition - 18 copies

The book is accompanied by a numbered and signed original print, to be chosen from the images illustrated on this page. Please specify which one you want by attaching a message to your order - Photo n2 - portrait of a young girl - is out of print.e).

Young photographer, Arno Brignon was awarded the Talent Grant in 2009, he exhibits his seriesJosephine in January 2014, at the Château deau, in Toulouse. His work on Corbeil was shown during the Lœil Urbain festival on April 202014.

"Arno Brignon pursues the same quest for revelation through light, for the recreation of moments that only photography can capture and therefore endeavors, above all, to restore atmospheres. More exactly, he uses photography as a sensitive tool that allows him to share the relationship that is established, because he experiences them intensely and in a sensitive way, between atmospheres, moments, and the emotions they arouse. in him. It is therefore a photograph that is built on the articulation between a will to document and the need for an assumed, vibrant and generous subjectivity. It is not a question here, and whatever the quality of the images of good photographs, but of pushing the images, willingly misleading, into these entrenchments where they can no longer be satisfied with seducing. They have to say, really. "nt."

Christian Caujolle

Arno Brignon is represented bySignatures

Authors: Arno Brignon - interview with Ericka Weidmann, The Eye of Photography

21 x 24 cm - 56 inner pages - Hardcover

ISBN: 978-2-36510-028-1

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