Studies on minimalism. Grassy mounds, leafless trees, silhouettes and a strong sense of ancient history. Gyeongju, the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Silla which ruled (57 BC to 935) most of the Korean peninsula. The rulers of the Silla Kingdom were burried in these mounds or tumuli.

During the cold winter in South Korea. Plastic tents as extensions of restaurants or shelters for fortunetellers, the people of Seoul gather at these “warm” places as the night falls…

This series is a reflection about the absence, memories and traces. What is left when all are gone? A worrying emptiness? Whether entering a karaoke or an abandoned classroom, each scene appears like a stage where the actors have just left or never appeared. Through this series, we wanted to [...]

SHOW DATE: November 3, 2011 7:30pm to 9:30pm VENUE: Espace_L | Route des Jeunes 43, Allée G Quartier de la Praille| 1227 Carouge   Espace_L created by Leticia Maciel’s objective is to foster interaction between a number of different fields, presenting internationally renowned artists along with photographic workshops, a reading [...]

Chongqing is intersected by the Jialing River and the upper reaches of the Yangtze. The city serves as the economic centre of the Upstream Yangtze area. It is the major manufacturing centre and a transportation hub for Southwest China. Chongqing is known to be one of the four furnaces in [...]

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