Publisher/Ateleir EXB

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Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Maison Europa de la Fotography (MEP), a photography museum in Paris, France, "Love Songs: Photographies de l'intime" is an anthology of works spanning from the 1950s to the present day. Conceived as an attempt to re-examine the history of photography from the perspective of "love" and "intimacy," this book traces how photography has captured personal emotions and relationships, featuring a wide range of expressions from indispensable figures in the history of photography such as René Groverly, Emmett Gowin, Nobuyoshi Araki, Larry Clark, and Nan Goldin, to more recent artists. The gazes directed towards extremely private areas such as lovers, family, the body, and desire highlight the confessional and documentary nature of the photographic medium. Through the works of different eras and artists, this book quietly prompts reflection on how the expression of "intimacy" in photography has changed and expanded. French edition.