Vision trouble

With Vision trouble (Blurry Vision) a notebook written in the flash of passing images in an unfamiliar land (South Korea), Bruno Green denies being a photographer; at most, he declares himself to "photograph the instant or consent to the accident, drifting from the gleaning of words floating within reach to the freezing of fragile moments into subjective and perishable images..."

"The act constitutes neither choice nor reflection, but a sequence of irrefutable and absolute certainties: camera obscura, a poetry whose roots draw from the depths of the soul—an improbable and recurring flash, freed from all consciousness, expressing itself at an aperture and speed no artifact can ever reach.

Thus, when one believes they are capturing a reality essentially reduced to mere perception, the only lens worth considering is the one through which, in an inverted motion, an inner world endowed with an inhabited gaze expresses itself. Between the eye and the lens, there is no break; the former is master, never forgetting that the idea of fixing a fraction of a second for eternity belongs to the divine." — Bruno Green, Seoul, South Korea, 2024

is published by Éditions QazaQ  as part of the Maison Poésie Brest collection as a digital edition,
and by Silent Graphics Éditions as an art book available on our  Boutique page.