Floriane de Lassée

This young photographer has found her shot space on the roofs of tall buildings. At the footage of the buildings she adds the ghostly presence of humans and the variety of different colors of acrobats night lost in these cities.

Floriane of Lassee seems to have her own style and we will be happy to continue seeing her wandering through the roofs of the city and then, view her pictures.

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FLORIANE DE LASSÉE

Floriane de Lassée, nace en 1977, vive y trabaja en París, Francia. Formación: 1995-2000.ESAG/Penninghen (Ecole Supérieure d’Arts Graphiques), París, Francia. 2000. Masters in Graphic Design, ESAG/Penninghen, París, Francia. 2003-04. Certificate in photography from the School at ICP (School of the International Center of Photography), Nueva York, EE.UU.

Premios: 2005 Ganadora del « Grand Prize PDN Edu Photo Contest », Estados Unidos. 2008 Finalista, ICP Infinity Award, Nueva York, EE.UU. Publicación de « Night Light » por Nazraeli Press. Nazraeli Press/ICP Award, EE.UU.

Published on: October 24, 2012

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