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A collection of inspiration with occasional random commentaries by Joanne.
Trieste Paul Bauer
From the artist:
In 2014 I was commissioned by the french newspaper “Les Echos” to shoot in Trieste for a travel-story, which ultimately led to two days in heavy rain and me just trying to make the best out of it.
Images and text via Paul Bauer
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From the artists:
The most common relationship we are likely to have with the work of The Wa is with hindsight or through hearsay. Its critical, subversive provocations resist a lengthy duration in the public arena that would afford one the opportunity to experience it first hand. The lifespan of the artworks vary in public exposure, installation and removal. Therefore, it is the temporality of his work that is crucial to its reading.
Images and text via The Wa
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I worked on the exhibition Empreinte du Geste at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs of Paris with the french graphic design studio Violaine & Jeremy.
I made the portraits of the artists exhibited and illustrate their tools as well for the exhibition signage.
The main subject of the exhibition is contemporary artistic craftmanship.
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