Vincent Ferrané / Inner architecture ‘Object-Oriented Identity: Cultural belongings from

‘Object-Oriented Identity: Cultural belongings from our recent past’ is a journey through objects and identities

” (Shervin Sheikh Rezaei)

who have inhabited the Turkish metropolis for centuries but remain unseen by most eyes

Due to the great simplicity of both subject and image

‘Indian Springs’

Vincent Ferrané / Inner architecture ‘Object-Oriented Identity: Cultural belongings fromIs the title of this series the first segment of a phrase such as inner circle, inner room, or inner light? Looking at these images made of fragments of a body, a face and daily gestures that a permanent sun cuts out and includes in a room of a living space, we will simply understand that it is a question of interior, interiority and intimacy that can be shared with someone.