Les frères-pareils

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Les frères-pareils

“It’s at the library [one that has not yet cramée] I met Gilles and Eric. Unless it is the opposite. Battle Hair, saps from another era and plastic bags hand outlandish necessarily calls And not just me, it looks like this Everyone seems to know Corbeil-Essonnes “twins” That’s actually bullshit…. nobody knows them as they are also barred their sweaters, for sure. But the few brave men who approached them were all struck by their insatiable artistic curiosity. Not to mention their rock culture to the tournis.Ils have been generous enough to let me into their lives, the time of my residence. I then met they move. And to fill empty identically, identical apartment …. They let me photograph almost everything I wanted. For nearly a year to attend a mutual trust and commitment have settled. First the subjects of the photo series, they are insensibly become accomplices models.
Meanwhile, I photographed the city. Finally, city tips. Empty, without the person who lives, or even passing through it. Such decorations not removed a drama that just play. It is unclear to what history we set foot. A bit like me when I landed in Corbeil, and when I came across these brothers not quite the same.”

Coproducer
Festival photographique L'œil urbain
Released
02/04/2015
Collection
Hors Collection
Format
160 x 220
Français
Coffret
80 photos colors
128 pages
ISBN : 978-2-35046-347-6
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Les frères-pareils

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Richard Pak

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French artist born in 1972, Richard Pak practice a photograph sensitive to particular interest to his contemporaries in the private or public sphere. Not hesitating to move from a documentary-like style to a serial, systematic approach, as well as combining writing and video to his photographic research, Richard Pak navigates between representation of the real and the fictional evocation.
Having lived and worked for five years in London, he made many visits to the United States between 2003 and 2009 to achieve the Pursuit series, which is co-published the monograph by Journal and Filigranes in 2012. Winner of the Residence The Photographic Eye urban, it does the job The Brothers-like in 2014, published by Watermarks.
His work has been exhibited in France and abroad, including: the Château d’Eau (Toulouse), Le Pavillon Populaire (Montpellier), Atlantic Center of Photography (Brest), Stieglitz19 Gallery (Belgium), PhotoPhnomPenh (Cambodia ), Noorderlicht Photofestival (Netherlands), Les Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie (Arles), Singular Images Festival (Sète).
His works are part of private and public collections including those of the National Library of France, the Château d’Eau, The Atlantic Centre of Photography. It is represented in Belgium by the Stieglitz19 gallery.