Aurélie Scouarnec – Revêtir
The traditional costumes of Brittany carry with them a multitude evolutions and diverse influences that reflect a mosaic of geographical contexts within the region. Since childhood, Aurélie Scouarnec has been captivated by the materials and intricate details of these costumes, worn by family members across different generations. Her photographic project ‘Dress’ focuses on those who still wear these garments today, following the activities of various groups during championships and festivities, with particular attention for the young dancers involved. The series also offers an intimate look at individual interactions and the suspended time of preparations and rehearsals.
144 pages, 23 x 32 cm, hardcover, Rue Du Bouquet (Paris).
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Aurélie Scouarnec – Revêtir
The traditional costumes of Brittany carry with them a multitude evolutions and diverse influences that reflect a mosaic of geographical contexts within the region. Since childhood, Aurélie Scouarnec has been captivated by the materials and intricate details of these costumes, worn by family members across different generations. Her photographic project ‘Dress’ focuses on those who still wear these garments today, following the activities of various groups during championships and festivities, with particular attention for the young dancers involved. The series also offers an intimate look at individual interactions and the suspended time of preparations and rehearsals.
144 pages, 23 x 32 cm, hardcover, Rue Du Bouquet (Paris).
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The traditional costumes of Brittany carry with them a multitude evolutions and diverse influences that reflect a mosaic of geographical contexts within the region. Since childhood, Aurélie Scouarnec has been captivated by the materials and intricate details of these costumes, worn by family members across different generations. Her photographic project ‘Dress’ focuses on those who still wear these garments today, following the activities of various groups during championships and festivities, with particular attention for the young dancers involved. The series also offers an intimate look at individual interactions and the suspended time of preparations and rehearsals.
144 pages, 23 x 32 cm, hardcover, Rue Du Bouquet (Paris).
