French lensman Manolo Chrétien is belongings an exhibition amongst MB as well as F M.A.D.Gallery Geneva this February. The exhibition showcases a serial of aeronautical industrial plant captured amongst a powerful nonetheless playful approach, suggesting each photograph has a unique aviation storey to tell. From a luxe Learjet to the supersonic Concorde airliner as well as armed services vessels similar the Dassault Rafale, Chrétien’s operate delivers a dynamic as well as odd dead-on visual perspective.
M.A.D.Gallery Geneva
Rue Verdaine 11, 1204
Geneva, Switzerland
Born inwards 1966 as well as raised close Orange Air Force Base inwards France, Manolo Chrétien has brilliant childhood memories of gazing out his sleeping room window inwards awe of the aircraft soaring through the sky. As the boy of Jean-Loup Chrétien, a bear witness airplane pilot as well as the kickoff French astronaut, hangars filled amongst image jet planes were his playground.
Chrétien’s academy didactics began inwards the due south of French Republic studying aeronautical engineering, though he dropped out later 3 months to pursue his dear of windsurfing.
Deciding to move along his studies inwards Paris at the prestigious Olivier de Serres School of Applied Arts, Chrétien discovered a passion as well as talent for materials as well as graphic design. He established a sport-centric graphic pattern trouble organisation inwards Paris inwards 1991 earlier eventually moving to Rouen, France.
In tandem amongst his graphic pattern work, Chrétien rediscovered the fervour for ikon as well as photography originally ignited yesteryear his manlike individual parent as well as grandmother. “My grandma was an splendid lensman as well as she showed me at a real immature historic menstruum how to purpose a Minox camera, starting amongst taking pictures of quondam line-fishing boats on the Brittany coast.”
Chrétien, for example, was drawn to the Etoile de Suisse (“Star of Switzerland”), i of the kickoff TWA Constellation aircrafts converted for civilian service, during a photography trip to the Sonoran Desert close Tucson, Arizona. H5N1 closed hold back at this four-engine, propeller-driven airliner from 1943 revealed thousands of indentations inwards the aluminium from flight through a torrential hailstorm – a memorable journeying for the airplane pilot as well as i that left the aircraft amongst tremendous graphic symbol as well as a visual chronicle of its history.
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