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| | | François-Marie Banier: Perdre la TêteEssays by Richard Peduzzi, Erri de Luca and Patrice Chéreau.
Every day, Fran¡ois-Marie Banier leaves home with his camera and no preconceived notions, just an interest in what the world looks like that morning. Surveying the street from his moped, he focuses on faces and figures bearing the marks of a life with the power to touch his viewers' emotions--a street cleaner with the demeanor of a heroic mythological warrior, lonely figures out for a stroll, passers-by, couples--all have lived through trials at which we can only guess. Banier's largely black-and-white work has been seen throughout Europe, including at the Centre Pompidou, and in Asia and Latin America. In addition to his work as a photographer, he is a novelist and playwright.
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 7 x 9.75 in. / 256 pgs / 160 tritone.
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ISBN: 9783865212344
PUBLISHER: Steidl
AVAILABLE: 4/1/2006
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| François-Marie Banier: Perdre la Tête Published by Steidl.
Essays by Richard Peduzzi, Erri de Luca and Patrice Chéreau. Every day, Fran¡ois-Marie Banier leaves home with his camera and no preconceived notions, just an interest in what the world looks like that morning. Surveying the street from his moped, he focuses on faces and figures bearing the marks of a life with the power to touch his viewers' emotions--a street cleaner with the demeanor of a heroic mythological warrior, lonely figures out for a stroll, passers-by, couples--all have lived through trials at which we can only guess. Banier's largely black-and-white work has been seen throughout Europe, including at the Centre Pompidou, and in Asia and Latin America. In addition to his work as a photographer, he is a novelist and playwright.
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