LUX I

Guillaume Perret found his Eden on a campsite. Like a travel diary, his Lux photographic series bears witness to this place of little, yet rich in profound humanity.

In winter, running water is cut off. Most of the caravans are deserted, awaiting the return of fine weather. Only those who live here year-round remain. These residents come from all over. They come from all walks of life and all ages. They are you. They are me. Against the tide, they escape statistics. They are elusive.

Guillaume Perret is a 51-year-old artist-photographer who lives in Cormondrèche. After working as a bricklayer and general education teacher, he devoted himself entirely to photography. In his work, he seeks to capture the fragile beauty of human existence, to depict the bodies of those who navigate the margins.

Guillaume Perret will also be exhibiting his work in the Carte blanche à Françoise Boillat from November 3 to 9, as well as his K2 performance with author Antoine Jaccoud.


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