Types
- Publisher
- Éditions Bessard
- Year
- 2019
- Specifications
- 265 x 190 mm
24 pages
250 copies
With a signed colour print
Text by Rosely Nakagawa
BeSpoke Collection no. 27
From death masks in the Middle Ages to paintings in the 19th century and photography in the 21st, portraits have constituted both an intimate space and a space of appearance under social control. Portraits turn the face — a part of the body — into an object for individual and collective evaluation, a meditation on the colour of one's skin.