Julien Sunyé

27/02/2023

15/12/2022

Publication in Artmajeur Gallery

To order a copy of the book :

Uitgeverij Lecturis : https://lecturis.nl/en/product/black-holes/

18/10/2022

To get your copy:

Contact me on my website https://www.juliensunye.com/contact ; or

Go to Lecturis publishers https://lecturis.nl/en/product/black-holes/ ; or

Go to Bol https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/p/black-holes/9300000119692122/?bltgh=kYfldUldi23DCWkYUrZNJQ.gC-RDXqyYAQVYINM-2VNrg_0_10.30.ProductImage

17/10/2022

Is the war really over? That is the question that photographer Julien Sunyé asks himself when he sees all the violence around him. Whether it is economic war, the civil war in Syria or climate change, Sunyé has the impression that humanity is caught in a destructive dynamic. This is despite all the annual celebrations of peace on the European continent.

He visits the battlefields of Europe to document the fragility and softness of humanity in environments where the violent past is still healing. It results in Black Holes, his second photography book, recently discussed in VPRO's show "Brommer op Zee"

15/10/2021

https://www.photoawards.com/winner/zoom.php?eid=8-214269-21

International Photography Awards

A selection of images from a series entitled Black Holes, a metaphor for trauma and the way we are pulled towards it, without a means to escape.Visually, inspiration was taken from 16th century landscape paintings as well as the classical female n**e. I wanted to invite the spectator to a seemingly....

16/05/2021

Normandy, France. 2016 most probably. A foggy morning on the road from Dieppe exploring the area for sites. I’m sharing this as its one of my favorite pictures. The film grain, the flocking hay bales and the tree in the background. And of course the memories and feelings of that moment that resurge when seeing it. I’m working on a new triptych and will also be organizing my archives so stay tuned!

06/04/2019

http://www.concertmagazine.fr/black-holes-la-serie-photographique-de-julien-sunye-qui-derange/

La beauté de corps nus photographiés comme un écho aux conflits qui se sont joués en d'autres temps. Des corps, leur beauté et leur fragilité. Ici on ()

23/01/2019

Dominique, Paris

22/01/2019

07/12/2018

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