RED BLOOM
ALICE PALLOT
CIVIS MARITIMUS COLLECTION
Images : Alice Pallot
Texts : Luce Lebart, Andreina De Bei
Size : 20×28
Language : French / English
Price : €35
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RED BLOOM
ALICE PALLOT
Red Bloom, The crucial question of the collapse of our eco-system seen through the prism of a photographic eye. The second in the CIVIS MARITIMUS collection, this book brings together the photographic work of Alice Pallot, focusing on an environmental and health issue.
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