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TORNADES (limited edition)
Original price was: 350€.315€Current price is: 315€. Add to cartTORNADES
Marina Gadonneix
Limited edition of TORNADES with a signed, numbered and framed print.
6 copies.
© Tornades, Marina Gadonneix
This book is published as part of the Prix Niépce, with which The Eyes Publishing is associated since 2019. The publishing house offers the winner the publication of an artist’s edition limited to 400 copies.
The realization of the book is supported by Picto Foundation.
In 2020, the Niépce Prize was awarded by the association Gens d’Images to Marina Gadonneix. -
Collector edition
FAIRE FACE. HISTOIRES DE VIOLENCES CONJUGALES (COLLECTOR EDITION)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartLimited edition of FAIRE FACE with a signed, numbered print (edition of 6) on 5 images of your choice. Printed on Canson Rag Photo paper in 18x24cm format.
© Camille Gharbi
Explosion from “Monsters don’t exist” series
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Collector edition
OMALO (UNIQUE PIECES)
GRÉGOIRE ELOY
Unique Piece
OMALO book accompanied by a signed single piece
Image 5/5 (5 images available)
©Grégoire Eloy © Tendance Floue
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Collector edition
OMALO (UNIQUE PIECE)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartGRÉGOIRE ELOY
Unique Pieces
OMALO book accompanied by a signed single piece
Image 1/5 (5 images available)
©Grégoire Eloy © Tendance Floue
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Collector edition
OMALO (UNIQUE PIECE)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartGRÉGOIRE ELOY
Unique Pieces
OMALO book accompanied by a signed single piece
Image 4/5 (5 images available)
©Grégoire Eloy © Tendance Floue
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Collector edition
OMALO (UNIQUE PIECES)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartGRÉGOIRE ELOY
Unique Pieces
OMALO book accompanied by a signed single piece
Image 2/5 (5 images available)
©Grégoire Eloy © Tendance Floue
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Collector edition
Ce que vaut une femme : les douze heures du jour et de la nuit (Limited Edition)
Original price was: 300€.270€Current price is: 270€. Add to cartELSA & JOHANNA
Limited edition in a boxed set
Including the book Ce que vaut une femme : les douze heures du jour et de la nuit
accompanied by a signed and numbered print at 2 copies
©Elsa & Johanna
Claudia, La salle de réception, “Les douze heures du jour et de la nuit”
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Magazine
TOTE BAG THE EYES
5€ Add to cart170g cotton, high quality, 42 x 38cm, long handles 70cm
5€
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Collector edition
FAIRE FACE. HISTOIRES DE VIOLENCES CONJUGALES (COLLECTOR EDITION)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartLimited edition of FAIRE FACE with a signed, numbered print (edition of 6) on 5 images of your choice. Printed on Canson Rag Photo paper in 24x24cm format.
© Camille Gharbi
Proofs of Love, Plastic bag
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Collector edition
FAIRE FACE. HISTOIRES DE VIOLENCES CONJUGALES (COLLECTOR EDITION)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartLimited edition of FAIRE FACE with a signed, numbered print (edition of 6) on 5 images of your choice. Printed on Canson Rag Photo paper in 18x24cm format.
© Camille Gharbi
Victoria, 22 years old, A room of one’s own -
Collector edition
FAIRE FACE. HISTOIRES DE VIOLENCES CONJUGALES (COLLECTOR EDITION)
Original price was: 250€.225€Current price is: 225€. Add to cartLimited edition of FAIRE FACE with a signed, numbered print (edition of 6) on 5 images of your choice. Printed on Canson Rag Photo paper in 18x24cm format.
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Book
FAIRE FACE. HISTOIRES DE VIOLENCES CONJUGALES
35€ Add to cartFaire Face. Histoires de violences conjugales is a photographic project carried out between 2017 and 2022, on the issue of violence against women and domestic violence.
This first monograph by Camille Gharbi brings together three series of photographs that take stock of domestic violence, “Proofs of Love”, and question the path of reconstruction of former victims, “A Room of One’s Own”, as well as the possibilities of deconstructing the relationship to violence in their perpetrators, “Monsters Do Not Exist”.