Julien Levy: Every Day is Doomsday
Developing a narrative through multiple original texts and more than 100 photographs made on damaged, burnt film, Julien Levy’s series takes the form of a three-year-long diary, spanning locations including Tokyo, Seoul, New York and Paris. The delicate, washed-out colours and visible defects in the film give Levy’s photos a dreamlike quality.
Developing a narrative through multiple original texts and more than 100 photographs made on damaged, burnt film, Julien Levy’s series takes the form of a three-year-long diary, spanning locations including Tokyo, Seoul, New York and Paris. The delicate, washed-out colours and visible defects in the film give Levy’s photos a dreamlike quality.
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Developing a narrative through multiple original texts and more than 100 photographs made on damaged, burnt film, Julien Levy’s series takes the form of a three-year-long diary, spanning locations including Tokyo, Seoul, New York and Paris. The delicate, washed-out colours and visible defects in the film give Levy’s photos a dreamlike quality.
