Luc Chessex – CCCC
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Cherchez la Femme, presented in Havana in 1966, is a work on Cuban women that goes beyond political discourse. It is also a reflection on photography, presented in Havana under the title "photo-lying", in contradiction to preconceived ideas about photography being a "mirror of the world".
Le Visage de la Révolution was published in 1969 by Swiss publisher Hans-Rudolph Lutz. It was a photo essay about representations of Fidel Castro on walls, on posters and in popular iconography. Luc Chessex avoids all propaganda by accompanying his work with "anti-captions", letting viewers interpret the images freely. This opens his work to a very contemporary interpretation.
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| Language | French, English |
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| Pages | 96 |
| Size | 26.56 x 18,57 cm |
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| Publisher | Musée de l'Elysée |
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25.00€
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