Jocelyne Alloucherie, Jacqueline Salmon, Jean-Claude Bélégou: Architectures intimes
The article 'Architectures intimes' reviews three artists' photographic explorations of urban architecture. Jocelyne Alloucherie's work 'Aujourd'hui la nuit' examines relationships between photography, sculpture, and architecture in Western cities, focusing on urban squares and transit spaces. Jacqueline Salmon's 'Chambres précaires' constructs a mythical and intimate vision of urban architecture. Jean-Claude Bélégou's latest photographic cycle offers a joyful meditation on dwelling and existence.
Key facts
- Jocelyne Alloucherie's work 'Aujourd'hui la nuit' explores urban squares and transit spaces.
- Alloucherie examines relationships between photography, sculpture, and architecture in Western cities.
- Jacqueline Salmon's 'Chambres précaires' builds a mythical and intimate thought on urban architecture.
- Jean-Claude Bélégou's latest photographic cycle is a happy meditation on dwelling and existing.
- The article was published in artpress in June 1999.
Entities
Artists
- Jocelyne Alloucherie
- Jacqueline Salmon
- Jean-Claude Bélégou
Institutions
- artpress
Sources
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