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Renowned for photographs of the female body that counter stereotypical views of feminine beauty, Senta Simond Swiss artist and fashion photographer, is showing here a new ensemble of videos and photos, the centrepiece of which is a diptych combining video and still photography.

For her first solo exhibition in a French institution, the artist proposes a visual and sound dialogue between two young women who have never met in person: a young Ukrainian dancer and an Irish harpist. Focusing on intimate close-up, off-kilter snapshots, Simond presents an intimate, mysterious and sensual work that questions our relationship with others. The work, which combines Simond’s images with footage by the two young women, whom she asked to film themselves inspired by her approach, also speaks to ideas of staging and performance, improvisation and chance.

Curator : Laurie Hurwitz

Senta Simond

Born in Geneva, Senta Simond lives and works in Paris. A finalist for the Aperture/Paris Photo book award, she was also selected for the British Journal of Photography “Ones to watch”, Foam Talent and Swiss Design Awards. Her work has been in solo shows at Foam Museum, Danziger Gallery (New York) and Webber Gallery (New York/London), and in group shows in Tokyo, London, Bienne, and Basel. Simond has been working as a fashion photographer since 2018.