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Portrait of Gaspard Noël, getting his head out of water.
Gaspard Noël
In dialogue with the world
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To name the limit

Echoes

Sometimes an image asks for a word.
Not to explain it —
but to let it unfold.
To offer it a different space.

The texts here don’t describe the photographs.
They move alongside.
They hum in the same key.

Most of them came later —
sometimes long after the image.
Or years before.
Like a quiet return
on a non-linear day,
sparked by a dream,
a line of thought,
a shift in light.

They came the same way the images came:
Organically.

I didn’t make the connection.
It made itself.
And I let it stay.

What I’m sharing here
is what remains.
What lingers.
What keeps resonating.

Discover
Discover
Discover
Discover

Powerless

Powerless

On Powerlessness

On Powerlessness

Territories

Territories

Revelation

Revelation

The Other

The Other

The Wee Scamps

The Wee Scamps

Together

Together

All Sails Set

All Sails Set

I thought I was strong

I thought I was strong

Done fighting (for now)

Done fighting (for now)

One at a time

One at a time

Of warm stone and baked bread

Of warm stone and baked bread

Dance!

Dance!

To the Salt-Stung Breeze of Revolution

To the Salt-Stung Breeze of Revolution

Vigilantes

Vigilantes

To name the limit

To name the limit

Powerless

Powerless

On Powerlessness

On Powerlessness

Territories

Territories

Revelation

Revelation

The Other

The Other

The Wee Scamps

The Wee Scamps

Together

Together

All Sails Set

All Sails Set

I thought I was strong

I thought I was strong

Done fighting (for now)

Done fighting (for now)

One at a time

One at a time

Of warm stone and baked bread

Of warm stone and baked bread

Dance!

Dance!

To the Salt-Stung Breeze of Revolution

To the Salt-Stung Breeze of Revolution

Vigilantes

Vigilantes