Based on photographs of buildings designed by ‘starchitects’, each image in the “contemporary future” series represents a future where the structures have suffered from the vagaries of climate change and disastrous wars. The famous icons loose their meaning in this new world – devoid of human presence, a new use is assigned to them. The “Denver…
While spending extensive time in cities like Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kolkata and New York, I was getting increasingly fascinated by man-made structures. I consider all man’s scientific achievements an integral part of human evolution. So, to me the city is not less of a natural environment than the rainforest. It is an ever-present human…
Franck Bohbot is a Photographer born 1980 in France, who studied in Paris and lives and works currently in New York. His photographs are famous for being monumental, poetic, colorful and with the perfect symmetry. This work shows the giant installation of the ‘Leviathan’ by Anish Kapoor from 2011 in the monumental Grand Palais of Paris. ‘In…
OUTDOOR EXHIBITION Exhibition from 12/10/2013 to 27/10/2013 Espace sixelzévir, 6 rue Elzévir, 75003 Paris THE IDEA Drawings and models are the cornerstones of architectural design. Spaces are created, concepts are depicted, and thoughts are expressed in the language of drawings and models – sometimes in concert, sometimes separately, but always indispensable to the genesis…
“A look of contrasts between black and white. Walking side by side with the Seine. Textures, deepness and darkness, in the city of Light.”
“Urban exploration or urbex photography has become a global phenomenon, with catchy images of abandoned buildings attracting an ever-growing audience. And although French photographer Thomas Jorion is considered THE authority on all things urbex, he does not like to be typecast as your average adventurer. Sure, he loves exploring and remains on the look-out for pristine places and…
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