Pigeon and PuddleBy looking down at the asphalt a conscious act of seeing a place is awakened through its own fleeting motions. Immersing yourself in this way creates a state akin to a visual breath, where everything asserts its existence. The staple is allowed on the picture; it opens up a space and holds the memory together the asphalt becomes softer. Bjrn Allemann lives and works in Zurich. Pigeon and Puddle is his second publication following Am Platz ein Baum.

revealing the themes that would inspire Mapplethorpe throughout his career

the photographer lived in Poilley from 1972 to 1982

but emotional and communal healing

blind alleys

the agricultural world

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The cars are merely something to use and abuse

The work is in keeping with Vahrenwald’s investigation of locations where landscape

and printed in quadratone on a special matte art paper

fighting the Bolsheviks

portraits of artists

The resulting photographs