"Silence diaphane " Arles
Digital on Paper
16x24in
$2,000
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Laurent Parienti
France
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Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 15.7x23.6in
- Edition : 1 / 18
- Artist's proof : 20
- Hors commerce : 2
About this artwork
Fine art print on Hanemühle Bamboo paper, solid oak American box frame, numbered and signed by the artist ©. This silver gelatin photograph was taken from my home in a small Mediterranean fishing village.
That day, the storm had transformed the landscape. Waves crashed against the shore with such force that the spray invaded the space, gradually erasing the outlines of the village, the cliffs, and the horizon. Through the blur of movement and the… sensitive texture of the film, the sea ceases to be a mere backdrop. It becomes a living, almost sovereign presence. The foam envelops the image like a veil of light, while forms dissolve in the breath of the wind.
I was not trying to photograph the storm, but the feeling it provokes: that moment when immensity overwhelms us, when the landscape disappears under the power of the elements, and when we feel with a particular intensity our belonging to the living world.
That day, the storm had transformed the landscape. Waves crashed against the shore with such force that the spray invaded the space, gradually erasing the outlines of the village, the cliffs, and the horizon. Through the blur of movement and the… sensitive texture of the film, the sea ceases to be a mere backdrop. It becomes a living, almost sovereign presence. The foam envelops the image like a veil of light, while forms dissolve in the breath of the wind.
I was not trying to photograph the storm, but the feeling it provokes: that moment when immensity overwhelms us, when the landscape disappears under the power of the elements, and when we feel with a particular intensity our belonging to the living world.
Laurent Parienti
France
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Credentials
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Laurent Parienti is a French photographer whose work explores light, silence, and nomadism. Nourished by the Mediterranean, travel, and the unseen, his photography oscillates between contemplation, memory, and presence. After traveling the world, he found his true artistic home in Greece. Inspired by the Aegean Sea, the Cyclades, and Greek mythology, he has developed a timeless photographic style where blue, white, gold, and light become an emotional language. Through his series "Aegean Reverie," he creates silent and contemplative images that invite the viewer on an inner journey. Alongside this Mediterranean work, he has been documenting the history of the Moken people, sea nomads living between Burma and Thailand, for several years, in an approach where reportage meets a more poetic and sensitive style. His work on the Moken is currently on display at the Leica Gallery in Marseille.
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