Exploring the nuances of contrasts, shades of black and white, to draw us into the artistic perspective of India... The Indianalog Project is a captivating exhibition by Keivan Cadinouche, to be discovered from the 19th of April to the 1st of May at the Caudan Arts Centre.
Known for his signature use of analogue black-and-white photography, Keivan has captured timeless moments and emotions, and this exhibition shall prompt us to reflect on human nature and the beauty of the world we live in.
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India in a new light
While India is blessed with colourful cultures, Keivan invites us on a monochrome journey to experience India from a new perspective. His intention was to show another facet of India, one different from the 'cliché' conveyed by the media.
Through his photography, Keivan gives us a new dimension of a country rich in contrasts, inviting us to reflect more profoundly on its timeless beauty.
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During his recent trip to India, Keivan initiated 'The Indiananalog Project' in collaboration with the prestigious Basu Foundation for the Art. For several weeks, he captured evocative portraits, street photographs, scenes of everyday life, people at work and the captivating presence of animals all in his characteristic black and white style.
With a keen eye for composition and a command of light, Keivan makes ordinary scenes into timeless pieces of art.
Artistic signature
Keivan's meticulous approach to the process of developing his negatives manually is as unique as his use of black and white in a world of vivid colour. In an era of omnipresent digital manipulation, this approach lends his works a unique charm and a timeless appeal.
KEIVAN CADINOUCHE
Awarded several prestigious prizes, including the Prix Regards Croisés de l'Océan Indien and the Prix Lumière, his talent has been recognised by local and international audiences alike. Keivan continues to inspire and challenge artistic convention as a visionary artist, creating a lasting legacy in the world of photography.