Bombay 2011-2012
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In Alexandre Dupeyron’s photographs forms, shapes and people merge to become pure matter.
“I blur my images,” he says, “to create artifacts that show a different reality; that everything in the frame remains equally impermanent.”
Blurs become traces that become smudges that corrupt the reality of the photograph. As such they also become a metaphor for memory, and its decay, revealing the temporary relationship we have as observers to other people and objects.
