Julien Carreyn – Photographies du soir
Photographies du soir presents a series of photographs by French artist Julien Carrey taken between 2014 and 2017. This body of work – his first colour photographic works – is inspired by a wide range of artists throughout art history, from painters Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, and David Salle, to filmmakers Jean Rollin and Claude Chabrol, and artist's interiors. Carreyn once worked as a former art director, and it shows in his imagery and editorial practice. Texts by art critic Claire Moulène and Scottish artist Mick Peter follow the series of 41 images. Thanks to Shelter Press (St. Martin).
88 pages, 27 x 20 cm, hardcover, Shelter Press (St. Martin).
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Julien Carreyn – Photographies du soir
Photographies du soir presents a series of photographs by French artist Julien Carrey taken between 2014 and 2017. This body of work – his first colour photographic works – is inspired by a wide range of artists throughout art history, from painters Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, and David Salle, to filmmakers Jean Rollin and Claude Chabrol, and artist's interiors. Carreyn once worked as a former art director, and it shows in his imagery and editorial practice. Texts by art critic Claire Moulène and Scottish artist Mick Peter follow the series of 41 images. Thanks to Shelter Press (St. Martin).
88 pages, 27 x 20 cm, hardcover, Shelter Press (St. Martin).
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Photographies du soir presents a series of photographs by French artist Julien Carrey taken between 2014 and 2017. This body of work – his first colour photographic works – is inspired by a wide range of artists throughout art history, from painters Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, and David Salle, to filmmakers Jean Rollin and Claude Chabrol, and artist's interiors. Carreyn once worked as a former art director, and it shows in his imagery and editorial practice. Texts by art critic Claire Moulène and Scottish artist Mick Peter follow the series of 41 images. Thanks to Shelter Press (St. Martin).
88 pages, 27 x 20 cm, hardcover, Shelter Press (St. Martin).
