Plongeurs, 2008
Photography : fine art print · 60 x 60 x 0.1 cm 23.6 x 23.6 x 0 inch
$2,108
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Photography : numbered and limited to 8 copies
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60 x 60 x 0.1 cm 23.6 x 23.6 x 0 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Number 4/8 (edition 8+1).
This photo comes from the in-depth feature on sport in China, "1,3 billion athletes" by Elisa Haberer. She produced it before the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games in 2007/2008.
Elisa travelled all over China for 14 months to tell the story, from a sports point of view, of a country hosting the Olympic Games for the first time. It was an ambitious, long-term project, funded and supported by L’Equipe Magazine, that was presented in a special issue published on 2nd August 2008. Exhibition in Pékin in 2009.
2 other sizes available
60X60, edition of 5 : 2000€
150X150, édition of 1 : 9500€
This photo comes from the in-depth feature on sport in China, "1,3 billion athletes" by Elisa Haberer. She produced it before the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games in 2007/2008.
Elisa travelled all over China for 14 months to tell the story, from a sports point of view, of a country hosting the Olympic Games for the first time. It was an ambitious, long-term project, funded and supported by L’Equipe Magazine, that was presented in a special issue published on 2nd August 2008. Exhibition in Pékin in 2009.
2 other sizes available
60X60, edition of 5 : 2000€
150X150, édition of 1 : 9500€
Presentation
Elisa grew up in Chalon-sur-Saône, the cradle of photography. She would spend time in the Nicéphore Niepce museum with her parents on Sundays, whenever it rained. The real revelation took place later on in her life. She became aware of the importance of images when she was 13, in 1993, and she saw the film "Three colours : Blue" by Krzysztof Kieslowski. From that moment on she was determined to work in cinema. "The film was vital for me", she says.
She immersed herself in the director’s work, discovered André Téchiné in the process and naturally ended up enrolling in the newly-created cinema course at the Lyon University. On a whim, she decided to take photography as an minor. She was impatient and, as she says, "many years would have gone by before I could make a film, whereas photography was immediate".
Add to this a decisive meeting with Christian Caujolle and Elisa has now been a photographer for 12 years. An accomplished photographer who has just made her first film, "My lucky bird".
She immersed herself in the director’s work, discovered André Téchiné in the process and naturally ended up enrolling in the newly-created cinema course at the Lyon University. On a whim, she decided to take photography as an minor. She was impatient and, as she says, "many years would have gone by before I could make a film, whereas photography was immediate".
Add to this a decisive meeting with Christian Caujolle and Elisa has now been a photographer for 12 years. An accomplished photographer who has just made her first film, "My lucky bird".
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