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Alix Vossieg

@alixvossieg

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Interior & Architecture Photographer based in Paris/Berlin

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Timeless beauty of @brisson_architecture and @laustigman ’s home, captured with love 🧡. A cozy living room with warm lighting, a wooden ceiling, vintage furniture, and eclectic wall art creating a rustic, artistic atmosphere. Cozy rustic living room with vintage furniture, warm wooden ceiling, eclectic wall art, and unique home decor inspiration. taken in Paris, France by @alixvossieg

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taken in Beaulieu-sur-Mer by @alixvossieg

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2 years ago

Where Everything Curves, Villa Majorelle. taken in Nancy, France by @alixvossieg

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Saint-François de Molitor, 2005. An elliptical space defined by wood, stone and natural light. taken in Paris, France by @alixvossieg

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Hall des Plâtres. taken in Musée Bourdelle by @alixvossieg

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Stillness @museefabre. taken in Montpellier, France by @alixvossieg

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taken in Aveyron by @alixvossieg

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Inside Cézanne’s Atelier. taken in Aix En Provence by @alixvossieg

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Form, Light, Fold. Yves de la Tour d’Auvergne, @pulpgalerie . taken in Pulp Galerie by @alixvossieg

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taken in La Mirande, Avignon by @alixvossieg

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Jean-Guillaume Mathiaut au Château de Haroué. taken in Château de Haroué by @alixvossieg

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@alixvossieg is the brilliant photographer behind many of my favorite series: Palermo, Studio Life, Summer Holidays in Italy. We met at boarding school as teenagers; she is home to me.

Whenever I’m in Paris, I stay with her. We chat, rest, flip through photography books. I’ve watched her work evolve over the past two decades, so I asked her about the books that stayed, the ones that count.

She Shares:

“These four books are very dear to me. Each one has taught me something about photography and about the way I look at things.

Bernd & Hilla Becher — Wassertürme
I love the simplicity and precision of their work. Photographing the same kind of structure again and again taught me how repetition can reveal differences, details and beauty.

Irving Penn — En Passant
Penn taught me so much about light, composition and simplicity. I love the way he could photograph the most ordinary things and make them feel beautiful and important.

Joel Meyerowitz — Morandi’s Objects
A very quiet and beautiful book. Meyerowitz photographs the simple objects that surrounded Morandi. It reminds me how much can be found in everyday objects when we really take the time to look.

Georgia O’Keeffe / Alfred Stieglitz
I love the intimacy of this book and the connection between two artists. Stieglitz’s photographs of O’Keeffe feel very personal, and together their work speaks beautifully about looking, closeness and creativity.

These are books I often return to. They have helped me learn photography in a very simple way: to slow down, observe, and pay attention. “

Thank you my dear friend, I feel so lucky to see the world change through your eyes and keep tangible memories of it all. 🧡🌞

#photographybooks taken in Paris, France by @alixvossieg

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