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Lara Gasparotto: Capturing Life’s Raw Moments

A person with short dark hair resting their chin on their hand, looking thoughtfully at the camera. They are wearing a black shirt and have earrings, sitting at a wooden table with a neutral background.

Lara Gasparotto presents us with her life as it is: captured spontaneously, yet rough around the edges, at times provocative, at others intimate, black and white images next to bursts of color.

From a young age, Lara Gasparotto photographed her friends in their everyday lives. This book follows this group of young people throughout the years: images that at first glance may seem trivial, but they linger. Moments of stolen happiness and intimacy, photographed without pretense. Her life is offered to the viewer in fragments. She chooses not to create cohesive series, but rather a collection of individual images.

Lara Gasparotto (1989) graduated from Saint-Luc École Supérieure des Arts in her hometown of Liège. At the age of 23, she has already had solo exhibitions at the Biennale de la Photographie de Liège, Photo Breda, Bonnefantenmuseum, Guandong Museum of Arts (Guangzhou), 3 Shadows Arts Center (Beijing), and OCT arts center (Shenzhen).

www.ftn-books.com has the Fotomuseum Den Haag invitation now available.

A close-up portrait of a woman partially submerged in blue water, gazing upwards with an expressive look, showcasing her delicate features and serene expression.

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