An intensely personal short video of black-and-white still images, with poetic narration by the photographer. His exhibition at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris is open 17 October - 30 November 2014.
FeatureHeroin: the Limbo that precedes HellAn intensely personal short video of black-and-white still images, with poetic narration by the photographer.
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Heroin: the Limbo that precedes Hell
An intensely personal short video of black-and-white still images, with poetic narration by the photographer.
Heroin: the Limbo that precedes Hell
An intensely personal short video of black-and-white still images, with poetic narration by the photographer.
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