Séverine Chauveau, Author at 35mmc

Séverine Chauveau

My approach today is based on questioning what Photography is through numerous experiments with analog photography. Camera, film, chemistry, sensitive paper ... everything is slowly dissected, observed, transformed, rewritten. A new language springs from it. Freed from propriety and definitively detached from its historical enlistment as a mirror of reality, photography can thus express all its intrinsic poetry.

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24 February, 2022

Sabatier Effect with a B&W Negative and Color RA4 Process – by Séverine Chauveau

By Séverine Chauveau

I am a photographer based in Reunion Island (a French territory in the Indian Ocean), and for a few years now, my practice has been focused on experimental photography. I really...

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