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OBOLE
OBOLE is the fruit of a series of photographs gathered during my wanderings through the city of Montreal in the fall of 2024. Captured with a cellphone and instantly printed using a portable receipt printer, these images create a poetic break in the repetition of urban patterns. The photographic fragments, like visual offerings, reveal both the simplicity of the everyday and the unexpected. OBOLE continues the exploration initiated in the summer of 2024 with OKURIMONO, underlining often-overlooked details of the urban environment in various Japanese cities.
Developed as a continuation of OKURIMONO, this project is set in the Montreal context and also takes the form of a zine, transforming the ordinariness of the neglected into a space for observation and contemplation. The title, which means “small offering,” reflects the intention to share, through my images, a poetic and unique vision of urban landscapes and their subtleties. This project embodies a way of leaving a trace of my incidental passage, but above all, of highlighting the mundanity of the unnoticed to those with an attentive eye.
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Technical specifications: Zine, 16 pages, 5.8" × 8.3", 2024