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Emma on a snowy night. Switzerland, 2020 Paolo Pellegrin

$4,000

Limited Edition Signed

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Paolo Pellegrin is perhaps best known for his photojournalism documenting war and its effects around the world, from Lebanon, Israel and Palestine, to the genocide in Kosovo, and conflict between Islamic State and Kurdish forces at Mosul. He has also focused on climate change, telling the story of the stark decline of the health of Antartic ice. In this series, the photographer reflects on a on a period of introspection in which he turned his camera away from the immediate impacts of the pandemic and towards his family.

Archival Pigment Print
20 x 24 in: Edition of 3 + 2 AP’s
31.5 x 47.2 in: Edition of 3 + 2 AP’s
Signed

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This is the longest I’ve ever stayed with my family because I’m always traveling, always leaving, so to have this time together is very special. At the same time, I do not think of the pictures as a diary of a quarantine. Obviously there is that element, but I wanted to touch something that was more timeless and universal. Something about the girls, about the passage of time, about changes. Something that was in the moment but that also transcended it.

Paolo Pellegrin