Mar. 20
Sarah Kuniecki photographs the plant world as if it were on the verge of disappearing, and as if it were necessary to keep multiple, precise traces of all the beauty it offers to our often superficial gaze. It's a real plunge into the heart of leaves and stems, branches and lichens.
His photos speak of light and transparency, of furtive presences and grace, a universe that blends perfectly with the poetic prose of the recently deceased Christian Bobin, to whom this exhibition pays tribute.
After an exhibition at Bernard du Bois and Luminy libraries, discover the exhibition Portraits of leaves and wild grasses on the ground floor of the Medicine-Dentistry library from March 20 to April 12.
