Please join us for the inauguration of Sarah Caron’s photography expo on Tuesday, 26 November 2019 at 5 PM
The exhibition will run from 26 November to 4 December from 10 AM to 6 PM
Je vois donc je suis
Le regard que chacun porte sur le monde est directement lié à ce que l’on est.
L’intérêt de s’arrêter sur le regard d’autrui c’est qu’il montre ce que nous ne voyons pas nous même.
La façon de restituer ce regard dépend de la petite musique que l’on a en soi et de la capacité technique à exprimer le message par la composition, le choix du champ et l’abandon d’un certain hors champ.
La photographie est subjective, ainsi que subversive. La photographie est plus forte parfois que les mots, plus subtile certainement et plus accessible car universelle. Cependant sa lecture et sa compréhension dépendent de références culturelles parfois très distinctes.
En exposant à Karachi quelques unes de mes images les plus personnelles et qui pour moi ont toutes une signification philosophique, je partage avec plaisir mon langage dans l’espoir qu’il soit compris par le plus grand nombre même en dehors des frontières de ma culture.
I see, therefore I am
Our view of the world is directly related to who we are.
The point of focusing on the vision of others is that it shows what we do not see ourselves.
The way to capture this vision depends on the little music we have in ourselves and on the technical ability to express the message through composition, the choice of the field and the surrendering of a certain off-field.
Photography is subjective, as well as subversive. Photography is sometimes stronger than words, certainly more subtle and more accessible because it is universal. However, its reading and understanding depends on sometimes very distinct cultural references.
By exhibiting in Karachi some of my most personal images, all of which have philosophical meaning for me, I am delighted to share my language in the hope that it will be understood by as many people as possible, even outside the borders of my culture.
—Sarah Caron
Award-winning photographer Sarah Caron has been travelling across the globe over the last 20 years on assignment for various mainstream international magazines as well as for her personal projects. Over the years she has covered a vast array of subjects, which were as diverse as the places she explored. Whether it is illegal immigration, issues faced by women or conflict zones, Sarah has always had a very personal and unique approach towards her work, which is quite visible by the intimate portrayal of the subjects in her photographs.
In her endeavor to capture the spontaneous human element, she ventures deeper into the lives of the people by spending time to understand them in order to transmit that understanding through her images.
Sarah Caron’s work has been exhibited in New York, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro, Los Angeles, Paris and several place in Spain, Netherland, France, Canada, Cuba, Cambodia, Japan, Vietnam. Her work has been acquired by the Fond National d’Art Contemporain Paris and the Museum of history and immigration Paris. She has also published fives books and participated to several collective publication. European Canon Ambassador Explorer from 2013 to 2018. Represented by Hegoa Gallery in Paris.
Awards :
Joop Swart Master Class of World Press Photos, international award of Youth photojournalism.
The Nomadic Chronicle Award of Festival of photography in Honfleur
CANON and FIGARO Award for female photojournalist
Finalist of Visa d’Or magazine Visa pour l’image, International Festival in France
Prize of Jury of Days Japan Award