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Light as matter, color as emotion | La lumière comme matière, la couleur comme émotion
Brian Clarke bends light and sculpts color with the authority of a master. Glass becomes more than material—it speaks, resonates, and transforms space into poetry. His work transcends the limits of glass, creating experiences where every shadow, every hue, and every reflection carries meaning. Brian Clarke plie la lumière et sculpte la couleur avec l’autorité d’un maître. Le verre devient plus qu’une matière : il parle, résonne et transforme l’espace en poésie. Son œuvre tran
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Oct 142 min read


Ortiz-Arenas The poetry of urban life | Ortiz-Arenas La poésie de la vie urbaine
Every frame Ortiz-Arenas captures holds a pulse, a fleeting moment where the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Gestures, light, and urban atmospheres carry a rhythm, a subtle poetry of everyday life. Chaque image qu’Ortiz-Arenas capture contient un souffle, un instant fugace où l’ordinaire devient extraordinaire. Gestes, lumière et atmosphères urbaines portent un rythme, une poésie subtile du quotidien. Shot in Burton Attacks (46 × 36 cm), his work transforms fleeting city life
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Oct 131 min read


Eduardo Pereira: Capturing the Soul | Eduardo Pereira : Capturer l’Âme
Every gaze Eduardo Pereira captures holds a memory la fleeting moment between devotion and tradition. Colors, gestures, and silences carry the soul and heritage of a people. Shot on Kodak Gold 200 and Kodak Portra 160, his recent series immerses viewers in the raw beauty of religious celebrations. Through lenshis , light becomes language, and each portrait transforms into a vibrant tribute to culture and memory. Photographiée sur Kodak Gold 200 et Kodak Pore. tra 160, sa séri
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Sep 281 min read


Ben Tuna: A Craftsman of Suspended Time | Un Artisan du Temps Suspendu
Born in 1979, Ben Tuna grew up between Los Angeles, New York, and Miami. Fascinated by history and light, he discovered stained glass as a medium. Rather than following conventions, he reinvents them, infusing ancient souls into modern objects. His works are bridges between past and present, the profane and the sacred. Né en 1979, Ben Tuna a grandi entre Los Angeles, New York et Miami. Fasciné par l’histoire et la lumière, il découvre le vitrail comme médium. Plutôt que de su
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Sep 282 min read
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