"When the social elevator is broken down it is necessary to know to rebound. Between the take-off and the fall, the man parachuted in the city learns how to control his trajectory. To the raw material of architecture, it opposes the elasticity of its body and its desires.
This exercise of gravitation calls some with a strict discipline, even if it is not that acquired on the benches of the school. After the riots of the last autumn, the photographer Denis Darzacq carried out sixteen of these perilous photographs which say, cold, turbulences and the life in precarious balance."
This exercise of gravitation calls some with a strict discipline, even if it is not that acquired on the benches of the school. After the riots of the last autumn, the photographer Denis Darzacq carried out sixteen of these perilous photographs which say, cold, turbulences and the life in precarious balance."
Ah those wacky French, what can you say but "such is life".
Sweet amazing photography though. These are the photographs of my dreams.
This one is my favourite;
Cheers,
Dean
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