BORY Aglaé

Inland seas

France

2016Invité

The subject and setting of this work are the coastlines of inland seas. He reproduces the symbolic spaces of people and the sea. These inland seas are located between Europe and Asia, an area vastly important in the history of humanity. The artist has chosen to leave to one side human territories, but their silent presence is tangible. The images are taken at a time when daylight fades to make room for the night. Between dog and wolf. The sea becomes the backdrop for the suspended portraits. These photographs were taken in different countries, with various historical and political contexts, but whose common point is the sea. If the images show men contemplating the sea, they also aim to suggest what was and what will be the reality of their lives.

Continue the exhibition of 105 rue d’Aubervilliers.

About the artist

Aglaé Bory is born in France in 1978. After studying art history at Aix-en-Provence and photography at the ENSP of Arles, Aglaé Bory presented her work as part of several festivals (Talent Award, Voies Off, Quinzaine Photographique Nantaise… ) and has been the subject of various group and solo exhibitions (Water Tower Gallery, BnF, the photographic Pierrevert Nights… ).