Italian photographer Alessandro Furchino Capria is making a solo debut at Saint Laurent Babylone, positioned in Paris’ seventh arrondissement. Based mostly between Milan and London, Capria garnered the eye of the style world by his earnest fashion, outlined by layered references, harmonious compositions and pure steadiness.
Curated by YSL’s inventive director Anthony Vaccarello, the exhibition showcases works from Capria’s 2020 sequence, titled Limehouse Flowers, the place he returns to considered one of his most beloved topics. The pictures search for that means in city landscapes and the very nature of photographic follow, as every flower seems as a hazy burst shade.
With, as Rive Droite notes, “a way of natural succession,” the artist rigorously tends to his topics in ways in which really feel spontaneous and deliberate without delay. By means of this floral aperture, Capria does greater than seize transient magnificence, however invitations audiences right into a sport of perpetual play.
The exhibition is now on view by March 16, 2025 in Paris.
Saint Laurent Babylone
9 Rue de Grenelle,
75007 Paris,
France
