It has been established that photography is a language. With all its limitations and peculiarities, but a language anyway. Photography is often a relatively poor language that constantly repeats the same nouns and verbs. In the documentary tradition, the range of subjects treated is quite limited and recurrent, and for this reason, in order to make photographs, one must learn and master this language: its vocabulary, its grammar and its history.
Workshop (2021) by 2 BAPH, Gwendoline Albasini, Tony Altermatt, Matteo Angelé, Laure Brandford Griffith, Bérénice Cauchois, Yann Difford, Eloïse Genoud, Marie Häfner, Ulysse Martel, Inès Mermoud, Yan Miranda, Gaétan Uldry, Antoine Woeffray
It has been established that photography is a language. With all its limitations and peculiarities, but a language anyway. Photography is often a relatively poor language that constantly repeats the same nouns and verbs. In the documentary tradition, the range of subjects treated is quite limited and recurrent, and for this reason, in order to make photographs, one must learn and master this language: its vocabulary, its grammar and its history.
Students
Albasini Gwendoline , Altermatt Tony
Angelé Matteo, Brandford Griffith Laure
Cauchois Bérénice, Difford Yann
Genoud Eloïse, Häfner Marie
Lozano Ulises , Mermoud Inès
Miranda Yan, Uldry Gaétan
Woeffray Antoine