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"A TRAVERS" CÉRET PHOTO ET LUMIÈRE D'ENCRE

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As part of Photography Month, the media library and the Maison de l’Histoire invite you to discover or rediscover the exhibition “A TRAVERS” by the Céret Photo Club and the Lumière d’encre association. How can we see through what veils, blurs, distorts, shimmers, obscures, grids, deconstructs and sometimes stands between our eye and a desired image? By turning the obstacle into a creative constraint. The intruder then becomes an ornament or an emphasis, a light enhancer, a focal graphic element. What once obscured the image becomes its showcase. To the point of the pleasure of seeing without being seen. The act of taking a photograph then becomes an act of capturing the gaze. Conversely, when contours—thanks to the play of transparency—become blurred to the point of abstraction or mystery, a new aesthetic of the image emerges and, at times, another narrative may spring from the imagination. Text by Véronique Bathias Collaborative opening: Saturday 14 November from 11.00 am.