PRE-ORDER: Letizia Le Fur – Le Crépuscule des Lieux
Le Crépuscule des Lieux gathers 94 photographs by Letizia Le Fur, taken in abandoned houses and châteaux – disused spaces still marked by traces of human presence, now left to follow their own sense of time. Her tightly framed compositions fragment the interiors to reveal subtle, understated details. Lines intersect, patterns overlap. Volumes are flattened by the flash, creating a sense of gentle strangeness, further deepened by Le Fur’s meticulous use of colour. The book’s design mirrors this vision: each photograph is shown in full, preceded and/or followed by a fragment of another image. This leads to a distinctive visual rhythm – images echo, connect, and respond to one another.
180 pages, 22 x 31 cm, softcover, RVB Books (Paris).
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PRE-ORDER: Letizia Le Fur – Le Crépuscule des Lieux
Le Crépuscule des Lieux gathers 94 photographs by Letizia Le Fur, taken in abandoned houses and châteaux – disused spaces still marked by traces of human presence, now left to follow their own sense of time. Her tightly framed compositions fragment the interiors to reveal subtle, understated details. Lines intersect, patterns overlap. Volumes are flattened by the flash, creating a sense of gentle strangeness, further deepened by Le Fur’s meticulous use of colour. The book’s design mirrors this vision: each photograph is shown in full, preceded and/or followed by a fragment of another image. This leads to a distinctive visual rhythm – images echo, connect, and respond to one another.
180 pages, 22 x 31 cm, softcover, RVB Books (Paris).
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Le Crépuscule des Lieux gathers 94 photographs by Letizia Le Fur, taken in abandoned houses and châteaux – disused spaces still marked by traces of human presence, now left to follow their own sense of time. Her tightly framed compositions fragment the interiors to reveal subtle, understated details. Lines intersect, patterns overlap. Volumes are flattened by the flash, creating a sense of gentle strangeness, further deepened by Le Fur’s meticulous use of colour. The book’s design mirrors this vision: each photograph is shown in full, preceded and/or followed by a fragment of another image. This leads to a distinctive visual rhythm – images echo, connect, and respond to one another.
180 pages, 22 x 31 cm, softcover, RVB Books (Paris).
