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Caribbean art
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Caribbean art

written by Bernard Léchot

Quelque part en Guadeloupe. Soleil antillais et air du large. Au fil des ans, l’humidité, le sel, les embruns se sont attaqués à la tôle, l’ont rouillée, mangée, déchirée, sculptée. La modeste case créole – abandonnée, ou pas – est devenue œuvre d’art.

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Blue white pink
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Blue white pink

By Bernard Léchot · September 13, 2024
Starting in late spring in Aigues-Mortes, the saturated brine in the salt pans takes on a pink hue that deepens with each passing day, creating a stunning contrast with the blue of the sky and the white of the salt. These colors were captured in June.
Yes, it leans. What about it?
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Yes, it leans. What about it?

By Bernard Léchot · August 20, 2024
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, which celebrated its 850th anniversary in 2023, has been leaning more and more since it was built, right up until the 1990s, when—threatening to collapse—it was securely stabilized. But luckily for Instagrammers, it’s still leaning...
Bandelier in Pueblo country
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Bandelier in Pueblo country

By Bernard Léchot · 26 June 2024
The «Bandelier National Monument» in New Mexico (USA) bears a surprisingly Swiss-sounding name. A photographic tribute to Adolph Francis Alphonse Bandelier (1840–1914), a native of Bern who was passionate about pre-Columbian archaeology...
Indipendenza
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Indipendenza

By Bernard Léchot · May 26, 2024
Autocollants, tags, marque de bière, toilettes de restaurant… En Corse, le militantisme – autonomiste ou indépendantiste selon les cas – s’affiche sous des formes pour le moins multiples. Photoreportage
Saint-Gobain without Saint-Gobain
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Saint-Gobain without Saint-Gobain

By Bernard Léchot · 10 March 2024
The glass produced at Saint-Gobain has stood the test of time, eventually being used to clad the Louvre Pyramid in 1986. But that was the last order… Saint-Gobain then shut down the Saint-Gobain plant, triggering a social upheaval in the region. Photo essay.