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Antoine d'Agata, Francis Bacon
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Antoine d'Agata, Francis Bacon

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  • Publisher
    Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN
    9781108040662
  • Publication Year
    2020
96 pages

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Antoine d’Agata’s photographic work in Antoine d’Agata, Francis Bacon explores themes of existential struggle and human fragility through stark, intense imagery. His approach emphasizes raw emotional states, often captured in unsettling and intimate moments that evoke a visceral response.

The images resonate with the dark, psychological complexity reminiscent of Francis Bacon’s paintings, which the book references both thematically and visually. The concise 96-page layout allows for concentrated engagement with d’Agata’s exploration of corporeality, identity, and the human condition within a modern framework.