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The result is a series of intimate black-and-white portraits and monumental interior photographs in colour

these seventy postcards include photographic legends and new discoveries presenting exclusive and unseen works from ongoing series

director of the Italian company Ferrino

yet Ayer’s work diverges into a modern exploration

Paul Grund - Damaged _alt_Jean-Vincent Simonet – Of Voices And Herbs or Italian drizzle softly fallingIn Damaged, Paul Grund turns his lens toward Los Angeles, not as the dream factory or cinematic backdrop, but as a city already destroyed. Echoing photographer Lewis Baltz's bleak observation that Los Angeles "has already been destroyed, then left standing as a warning," the work resists the smooth mythology that usually defines it. Grund's camera moves through a fractured landscape of walls, overpasses, and indifferent geometry, exposing a city built