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Robert Bared
France
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 7.9x11.8in
- Edition : 1 / 3
- Artist's proof : 1
About this artwork
These 2 young homeless people were in this position when I saw them, near the Place du Châtelet, in Paris. It was December, it was cold, and they were huddled against each other, to warm their bodies and hearts. The young man was using one of his bags as a pillow and had written on a piece of cardboard: "HELP US PLEASE 1 €. 2 € OR 1 MEAL TICKET. THANK YOU". I crouched down to talk to them, with my camera clearly visible, and told them that I found…
them beautiful like this, together, and I asked them if they would agree to me taking a photo of them, from behind, without anyone being able to recognize them. I also asked them not to change position. They both agreed. He only insisted that we not see his face. I showed them their photos after quickly taking 3 shots. Of course, I put coins in their cup, with a warm thank you. And I was moved: These homeless people had taken up residence next to each other.
Robert Bared
France
Photographer Robert Bared knows how to embrace urban surprises to create a world that is both meticulous and spontaneous, harmonious and sensitive. Paris is his artistic medium. Rather than documenting the city, he presents it fragmented into silhouettes and colors, transformed by perception.
This approach is particularly evident in his photographs of rain, where rain-covered glass alters the visible world, and where the water blurs outlines, shifts colors, and dissolves figures and architecture into silhouettes and almost musical geometries. In "The Trembling of Time," a deliberate camera movement transforms reality through blurring and instability, moving the image away from descriptive certainty toward the realm of the imaginary. Robert Bared is interested in the uncertain space where ordinary scenes remain real but begin to resemble memory, as well as in the contemplative and melancholic dimension that emerges from this instability.
This approach is particularly evident in his photographs of rain, where rain-covered glass alters the visible world, and where the water blurs outlines, shifts colors, and dissolves figures and architecture into silhouettes and almost musical geometries. In "The Trembling of Time," a deliberate camera movement transforms reality through blurring and instability, moving the image away from descriptive certainty toward the realm of the imaginary. Robert Bared is interested in the uncertain space where ordinary scenes remain real but begin to resemble memory, as well as in the contemplative and melancholic dimension that emerges from this instability.
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
Robert Bared
SDF amoureux
$710
