Gips - Asako Narahashi comme des garçons they rise and shine more

they rise and shine more than ever

it considers the politics of gathering and traces the many shapes and forms of coming together – from protest to ritual

Headless figures

Gabrielle Carron

Pays raconte les endroits qu’elle sillonne par celles et ceux qui les vivent

Gips - Asako Narahashi comme des garçons they rise and shine moreA leg fixed in plaster (gips in Japanese) means a limitation to everyday life that will last for several weeks. Japanese photographer Asako Narahashi had an exhibition planned for the following month when she broke her left pinky toe and had her leg covered in a cast in April of 1991. Not yet having taken enough photographs to cover the walls of the gallery, she decided to document her life with her leg in plaster. [T]he reason I didnt want to look