Trouvé ici, ce lien vers une série de portraits avant et après la mort.
Pas de voyeurisme, une grande pudeur et sincérité.
"I wonder if it’s possible to have a second chance at life? I don’t think so. I’m not afraid of death — I’ll just be one of the million, billion grains of sand in the desert…”
"This sombre series of portraits taken of people before and after they had died is a challenging and poignant study. The work by German photographer Walter Schels and his partner Beate Lakotta, who recorded interviews with the subjects in their final days, reveals much about dying - and living. Life Before Death is at the Wellcome Collection from April 9-May 18"
Justement, ce midi, une amie me racontait cette visite hors du temps auprès d'une malade probablement en fin de vie, qui l'avait tant réconfortée par sa sérénité et sa joie.
Pas de voyeurisme, une grande pudeur et sincérité.
"I wonder if it’s possible to have a second chance at life? I don’t think so. I’m not afraid of death — I’ll just be one of the million, billion grains of sand in the desert…”
"This sombre series of portraits taken of people before and after they had died is a challenging and poignant study. The work by German photographer Walter Schels and his partner Beate Lakotta, who recorded interviews with the subjects in their final days, reveals much about dying - and living. Life Before Death is at the Wellcome Collection from April 9-May 18"
Justement, ce midi, une amie me racontait cette visite hors du temps auprès d'une malade probablement en fin de vie, qui l'avait tant réconfortée par sa sérénité et sa joie.
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