Jacques Grison
For thirty years, Jacques Grison has explored the effects of remanence induced by places of great suffering. Remanence is meant here as the persistence of effects whose cause has long since disappeared. Over the last four years, while in residency in the former asylum of Ville-Evrard, he continued and radicalized his research. This new selection of photogra(...)
For thirty years, Jacques Grison has explored the effects of remanence induced by places of great suffering. Remanence is meant here as the persistence of effects whose cause has long since disappeared. Over the last four years, while in residency in the former asylum of Ville-Evrard, he continued and radicalized his research. This new selection of photographs synthetizes what he considers to be an essential aspect of his work.
les cris durent, 22×33 cm, 64 pages; bound in full silk-screened cloth. Text by Maria Brinco de Freitas. Interview between the photographer and Stéphane Duroy. Graphic design: Antoine Dupuy.
