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Relics 2

Jacques Brun’s “Relics” series is a collection of visual poems that meld the photographer’s memories of late summer and aspects of his dreams. Fusing the past and present, Brun seeks to create an alternate visual reality that connects his internal subconscious and external environment. The resulting compositions are filled with evocative objects. Some items tenderly unite, while others contrast when combined. Brun’s coexisting objects engage the senses, but don’t give the viewer a clear understanding of their meaning.

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Relics 2

Jacques Brun’s “Relics” series is a collection of visual poems that meld the photographer’s memories of late summer and aspects of his dreams. Fusing the past and present, Brun seeks to create an alternate visual reality that connects his internal subconscious and external environment. The resulting compositions are filled with evocative objects. Some items tenderly unite, while others contrast when combined. Brun’s coexisting objects engage the senses, but don’t give the viewer a clear understanding of their meaning.

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Jacques Brun’s “Relics” series is a collection of visual poems that meld the photographer’s memories of late summer and aspects of his dreams. Fusing the past and present, Brun seeks to create an alternate visual reality that connects his internal subconscious and external environment. The resulting compositions are filled with evocative objects. Some items tenderly unite, while others contrast when combined. Brun’s coexisting objects engage the senses, but don’t give the viewer a clear understanding of their meaning.