Silos Before the Storm
Rural Iowa, awaiting the storm
Heisler Cemetery Road
Near Mapleton, Iowa
NATURE WINS
OLD CABIN IN LAKE TAHOE CALIFORNIA
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« Demain dès l’Aube » (“Tomorrow at Dawn”) is a photographic essay composed of 39 images taken in the French department of Aube using infrared photography. I will present here a selection of 20 images of this series. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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The production of this series took place in the context of the lockdown of France between March and June 2020, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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This unique situation avoiding me, like many independent workers, from pursuing my projects for many weeks, I decided to integrate the support plan for the agricultural sector proposed by the government, and to go help an Aube winegrower. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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I thus discovered the natural resources of this region for six weeks, through the different stages of cultivation of the vines. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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Along with these agricultural works, I was struck by the social and cultural situation of Bar-sur-Aube, the city where I was staying. Travel restrictions prevent me from exploring the city at my leisure, so I extended my stay by two weeks after the lockdown was lifted to finalize this series by freely walking its streets. […]
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« Demain dès l’Aube » takes up the narration of Victor Hugo’s poem, with the difference that here “Aube” (meaning “Dawn”) refers to the French river with the same name and not to daybreak. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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The spectator’s journey begins in the Aube countryside and on the banks of the Aube river, privileged places of calm and contemplation of nature. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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The natural and unspoiled expanses soon give way to fields and vines, marking at the same time the presence of man. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
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The spectator’s journey thus gradually leads him to move away from nature in order to get closer to the city, until the sign “Bar-sur-Aube”, marking a real border between two worlds. Participation 15/15 – Pierre-Louis Ferrer.
