Exteriors: Annie Ernaux and Photography Lou Stoppard (ed.) black and white

Exteriors: Annie Ernaux and Photography Lou Stoppard (ed.) black and whiteMACK 2024 Committing to paper the movements, postures, and words of the people I meet gives me the illusion that I am close to them. I dont speak to them, I only watch them and listen to them. Yet the emotions they arouse in me are real. I may also be trying to discover something about myself through them, their attitudes or their conversations. (Sitting opposite someone in the Mtro, I often ask myself, Why am I not that woman?) Annie Ernaux

“If you follow the river north from Mora

A signed copy of the book

and continuing with numerous photos in which she is the subject

In Handbook of the Spontaneous Other

the stereotypic entanglement of Black identity and masculinity is deconstructed and charged with a new set of values

and the book is printed in quadratone on a special matte art paper

Impressed by the scale and atmosphere of the Saint Agata festival

the way I look at the world has changed

swiss binding

as it always was

“is to eavesdrop on an argument between the secular and the divine

between the photographer and her audience