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Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows

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Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows is exactly what its title a series of photos of the strange and intriguing objects people display behind their windows, for passers-by to look at. These tableaus will make you smile, or maybe even stop and reflect. A stuffed fox, a portrait of Christ, a dusty Egyptian bust, a globe with gaudy colors. They are exhibited like treasures behind a glass screen, inviting you to wonder about the stories behind them, or about the daily lives going on behind the façade.Photographer Jean-Luc Feixa roamed the streets and avenues of Brussels for months, with his camera in hand, curious about the hidden spots and the unique colors of his new hometown. In his photos he manages to catch that typically Belgian oddity that's so hard to put into colorful, quirky and a bit surrealistic.

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Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows, Jean-Luc Feixa

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Rok wydania
2020
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Tytuł
Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Luster
Rok wydania
2020
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
208
ISBN10
9460582710
ISBN13
9789460582714
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Ocena
3,75 z 5
Opis
Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows is exactly what its title a series of photos of the strange and intriguing objects people display behind their windows, for passers-by to look at. These tableaus will make you smile, or maybe even stop and reflect. A stuffed fox, a portrait of Christ, a dusty Egyptian bust, a globe with gaudy colors. They are exhibited like treasures behind a glass screen, inviting you to wonder about the stories behind them, or about the daily lives going on behind the façade.Photographer Jean-Luc Feixa roamed the streets and avenues of Brussels for months, with his camera in hand, curious about the hidden spots and the unique colors of his new hometown. In his photos he manages to catch that typically Belgian oddity that's so hard to put into colorful, quirky and a bit surrealistic.