Your favourite monthly discoveries of December

07 January 2019   •  
Written by Anaïs Viand
Your favourite monthly discoveries of December

Here’s a focus on three of the readers’ favourite discoveries, presented last December on Fisheye’s website: Raúl Moreno, Delfina Carmona and Vincent Bousserez.

1.Raúl Moreno

Thirty years after the nuclear incident, the Chernobyl region is still contaminated. Raúl Moreno, a 39-year-old Spanis photographer signs, with Monologue about Chernobyl, a striking documentary series on the catastrophe’s aftermaths.

© Raúl Moreno

© Raul Moreno© Raúl Moreno

© Raúl Moreno

2.Delfina Carmona

Poetic, sensual and sometimes even absurd, Delfina Carmona’s pictures are beautified by natural light. “Many times, I see a light and then I think of the photo”, she tells us. Although the photographer likes to experiment, she uses as little equipment as possible. “I have always believed that equipment does not make the artist, wonderful things can arise and it really takes very little to achieve it”, she adds.

© Delfina Carmona© Delfina Carmona

© Delfina Carmona

© Delfina Carmona

3.Vincent Bousserez

Vincent Bousserez

, 44, is both a photographer and an explorer. For several years, he has been pursuing visible and invisible tracks left by men. In March 2018, this quest led him to Lake Baikal, in Russia. With Empreintes (Prints, ed.), he created a poetic and committed series.

© Vincent Bousserez© Vincent Bousserez

© Vincent Bousserez

© Vincent Bousserez

Cover picture © Raúl Moreno

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