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This book is not about the photo - to locate the one chosen image the photographer to good practice in each of its series, as an icon in which everything is good : time, cut, inability . Not that one image is important, but the series - a suite of shapes and twists and turns, like a movie that is stationary. What there is to see - what is the spectator shows as a defenseless , patient outsider who seeks the meaning of these pictures? Not much . A man and a woman. The mystery of the man and the woman's mystery - and the tension between these two people who may not even know each other . The images do not play in the real world but in a parallel , claustrophobic universe that has at most two dimensions. Not a man and a woman seems to go here, but for multiple copy, duplicate. Not a head but the thoughts twirling it.

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