Nothing but Home, the first in a series, takes the sense of belonging to a place as its starting point: the photographer’s house, his first home.
From this initial sign, a first book takes shape. Drawing on minute details uncovered beneath the rubble and within the ever-changing construction site, Sébastien Girard crafts a unique visual language that captures everyday life, where a single tool or tangled ordinary materials come together to form an intimate chronicle of events.
Self-published, limited to 500 copies, 2009
23 cm 30 cm, 48 pages, in very good condition
ISBN
Nothing but Home, the first in a series, takes the sense of belonging to a place as its starting point: the photographer’s house, his first home.
From this initial sign, a first book takes shape. Drawing on minute details uncovered beneath the rubble and within the ever-changing construction site, Sébastien Girard crafts a unique visual language that captures everyday life, where a single tool or tangled ordinary materials come together to form an intimate chronicle of events.
Self-published, limited to 500 copies, 2009
23 cm 30 cm, 48 pages, in very good condition
ISBN
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