A 3-minute video interview with David Favrod, the top-prize winner of the LensCulture Exposure Awards 2013, during the exhibition at London College of Communication in April 2014. Very interesting story behind the concept for his award-winning work.
See Favrod’s full project on LensCulture, too: Hikari
Video interviewVideo Interview: David FavrodLensCulture Exposure Award Winner, David Favrod, talks about his series, Hikari, on show at the London exhibition of all 31 winners and finalists. 3 minute video.
Video interview
Video Interview: David Favrod
LensCulture Exposure Award Winner, David Favrod, talks about his series, Hikari, on show at the London exhibition of all 31 winners and finalists. 3 minute video.
Video Interview: David Favrod
LensCulture Exposure Award Winner, David Favrod, talks about his series, Hikari, on show at the London exhibition of all 31 winners and finalists. 3 minute video.
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