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Karim Kal Photographes Kabylia with a Flashlight
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Karim Kal considers that Kabylia "resisted imperialism and colonization as if its ferruginous soil helped to forge the steel character of those who live in it." At night, this son of Kabylia photographed the land of his ancestors illuminated by a flashlight. Very marked by abstract painting, the light projected by Karim Kal sculpts what he wants to see in a documentary and poetic approach. The images are gradually revealed. It is the plants of t…
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