Noir Silence 14

Artist
Yves-Vincent Davroux
Year
2019
Category
photography
Materials
print on fine art Hahnemühle paper bright white photo rag 310g
Dimensions
L. 80 cm, H. 120 cm
Edition
1/10
edition of 10
Stock
In stock
Expertises
Chronotope

In 2018, a fire devastated 15,000 hectares of forest in the south of Portugal (Algarve), leaving an inert, soot-black plant area still visible today.
Yves-Vincent Davroux captured a space which offers one of these visual windows in his "Noir Silence'' (Black SIlence) series. A continuum between space and time, it embodies the philological notion of the chronotope proposed by literature theorist Mikhaïl Bakhtine. Whether part of a fictional or non-fictional story, the chronotope covers integral elements of spatial and temporal description, like this emptiness and fullness which lay before the camera lens. These monochrome captures featuring gradually continuous shades of black and white twist, wrap up and drape reality, embodying the "bokeh mirage" eagerly-awaited by the artist, a conflagration of light.
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