John-David Samblanet
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Festivals, traditions, and faces of Occitania, preserved for future generations and saved from oblivion by the donation of a unique photographic fonds.
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A poetic reflection on photography as a vessel for pain, memory, and silence — where images overflow with the weight of our collective wounds.
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Little free libraries: mini libraries open to all, where anyone can leave, borrow, or take a book. An invitation to share and dream.
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"It's a story inspired by an invitation card where the color orange dominates.
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Where there are people they say, there are things. Samuel BECKET Someone I know wanted to part with items she had accumulated over time: postcards, souvenirs, trinkets, books, magazines, utensils, odds and ends, documents, as well as objects that had been in her family for several generations. Over time, I…
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The crystallization gave the glass a metallic appearance, transforming it into an old mirror fragmented by time, shimmering in the morning light…
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Are we always aware of the sharp aspects of our existence? Or have we adapted to the protruding angles that, day after day, corrupt our lives?
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I have chosen the theme of intimacy once again. This series blends two stories: a real current event, the sinking of three cargo ships – two Ukrainian vessels, the “Danube Voyager” and the “Arvine”, and the Georgian ship, the “Simba” – that ran aground on an unfortunate day, Friday, November…
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I chose the theme of intimacy because it represents my willingness to share my own story. By addressing this topic, I have to be vulnerable and reveal aspects of my personality that may be intimate and vulnerable. Life is not what one has lived, but what one remembers and how…









