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Olivier Le Brun Mada 2, 2000

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About the work

  • Medium

    Photography : fine art print

  • Dimensions cm | inch

    11.8 x 17.7 inch

  • Support

    Photography on fine art paper

  • Framing

    Not framed

  • Type

    Numbered and limited to 3 copies
    3 remaining copies

  • Authenticity

    Work sold with an invoice from the gallery
    and a certificate of authenticity

  • Signature

    Signed artwork

  • About the artwork

    Artwork sold in perfect condition

    Olivier Le Brun has never been able to pass a field or a simple playground without stopping to photograph budding footballers. To find a little of his childhood and this magic of the simple pleasure of the game.

    The series of photographs presented in the catalog is from the book "Football Ballon Ball Bal" (Yellow Book Editions, Les Carnets collection)

    "Budding footballers have grandiose stages: the Betsileo resistance mountains and the Ambalavao market in Madagascar; the desert plains of Djibouti on the Ethiopian road, the sand of Tadjoura and the Obock warehouses where Rimbaud was preparing his expeditions; the red walls of Timbuktu; the Dogon villages; the courts of the Swahili palaces of Moroni; the old Anjouan essential oil factories; Joal on the "Small Coast" of Senegal, and Fadiouth the island of shells facing it; the mango trees of Bamako and the palm trees of Kisangani; the area surrounding the Martyrs Stadium in Kinshasa; the small trading towns of Luoland in Kenya and Kibera, the gigantic slum of Nairobi ".

    - Olivier Le Brun (excerpt from the text "With the way" in introduction to the book "Football, Ball, Ball, Ballet" (Editions Yellow Now)
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Olivier Le Brun
France Born in: 1950

Olivier Le Brun was born 78 years ago in the Congo when he was called the Belgian Congo. He grew up on a farm where he organized matches and small tournaments with the children of the village. Photography has never been his main activity, he is an "enlightened" amateur even though he has published several books. Today retired, he has long been socio-economist for the United Nations and has traveled the African continent for his work.

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Olivier Le Brun, Mada 2
Olivier Le Brun, Mada 2