AZUL SERRA
Presented by Braziliality
Braziality is a not-for-profit organization that supports and shows Brazilian Artists or Artists inspired by Brazil. Last night they showcased the Brazilian photographer/film maker Azul Serra's work in Camden Town. Azul Serra is a vibrant energetic young man with lots on his mind. His photography that in this case borders to journalistic photography is a turn for him. But now, when a lot of journalistic pictures are considered as Art, he is right on time.
"Where are the Women?" Azul wondered when he was photographing the stream of men crossing the Libyian border to Tunisia. There are men everywhere, as we can see on the pictures, were the women hidden? An interesting question.
Passport Control
While Azul Serra got to have this experience of being in a War zone he also got to feel the fright of being a war journalist and what they constantly go through to capture the events. At a certain time the journalists said, we will have to leave Lybia it is becoming to dangerous. Then the rebels pleaded and said that "Then we will be all on our own and we will be forgotten!". They negotiated that they would be more protected and the journalists stayed on, bravely.
These photos are all taken this year at the end of February beginning of March.
The guy with the vision: Azul Serra
Camden Town March 29th 2011
With Love to all the People that are migrating right now and living in fear.
Must the Libyan people receive Freedom!
Kristin
Amazing, amazing photographs. So many people do such super human things. I'm in awe.
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Nice work and big question. By looking at photos of the events in the various countries concerned by "revolutions" I had the same question in mind!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, them wanting the journalists to stay so that they weren't forgotten is so heartbreaking..these are really good.
ReplyDeleteThe tragedy in black and white, et la possibilité de sublimer cela dans la photographie!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting perspective and beautiful pictures!
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Chic 'n Cheap Living
that book throwing shot gave me shivers.
ReplyDeleteArt from war is never pleasant but these are stories that need to be told. Thanks for keeping the fire burning.
ReplyDeleteMy prayers are with them all!
ReplyDeletegreat photographs and very rightly wondered, where are the women? i hope and pray that the people of Libya get their freedom soon and that no innocent person there is harmed!
ReplyDeletethese black and white photos are really good!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are breathtaking, I couldn't stop studying them.
ReplyDeleteIts incredible and heartbreaking. The photos are beautiful. Have a lovely evening, sweetie. Kisses
ReplyDeletevery thoughtful...
ReplyDeleteHi Kristin, Thanks for the lovely comment you left on my blog Indigo.
ReplyDeleteThese photos by Azul Serra are beautiful.
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Where ARE the women? Heartbreaking post...
ReplyDeleteThose photographs are just fantastic. :)
ReplyDeleteHave an amazing trip away. :)SarahD
Thank you all for your comments and thank you Krystal for re-posting!!
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