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Zaza Bertrand - Japanese WhispersFascinated by the concept of intimacy in Japan, Belgian photographer Zaza Bertrand created this documentary photo series at locations known as love hotels. In these kitschy and secluded safe havens that epitomise the pragmatic separation of sex and love in Japan, erotic desires are expressed freely yet anonymously. As an outsider, Bertrand attempts to capture these innate dichotomies and paradoxes. Reflecting the ambiguous perceptions about intimacy

which also documents the exhibition of the same title that showed at the Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart and the Total Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul in 2012

The photographic work deals with reality and the fabrication of reality

showing different phases of their decay—from their amputations to their final collapse—or the miracle of their recovery with the help of various prostheses

uncle Paul and sister Marlo to Phillip Island to document the race

performative

than a simple rumination on erasure

but they also function as a platform for social exchange

His pixelated creatures look hard-drinking

Tangentially woven throughout is an adaptation of 1892’s The Real Thing

” This short pamphlet was initially published in 1974 by York University Press

24 x 33 cm

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