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Paris Impasse

2011-2021

Paris has about 600 cul de sacs, cités, villas and squares: streets that end in a dead end. Cul-de-sacs. Within the Périphérique, Paris is the most densely populated city in Europe, with more than 20,000 inhabitants per square kilometre. The photographs offer a glimpse of a part of Paris that usually goes unnoticed. The photographs were taken between 2011 and 2021. Most of them during an artist-in-residence period in autumn 2015, thanks to the Flemish government.

FIRST EXHIBITION Paris Impasse:
June 4 - September 18, 2022
Musée Photo Charleroi, Belgium

The photography book PARIS IMPASSE by Karin Borghouts and graphic designer Jean-Michel Meyers has been shortlisted for the LUMA Rencontres Dummy Award 2019 in ARLES, France.

The photography book Paris Impasse is published in November 2020.
26 x 19 x 3 cm
304 pages, 225 photographs
Concept & photography: Karin Borghouts
Graphic design: Jean-Michel Meyers
Text FR, NL, ENG: Eric Min
Snoeck Publishers
ISBN 978-9-4616-1648-7
ORDER

WATCH THE VIDEO made for the Night of the Year 2020 Les rencontres de la photographie Arles.

Lees hier het artikel over Paris Impasse in HART door Koen Van Synghel

The exhibition is available for museums and cultural institutions.
Archival pigment prints in two dimensions for sale
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    2024

    Au Borinage

    The Borinage, South-West of Mons in Belgium, was one of the most inspiring regions that Karin Borghouts visited as part…

  • Series Homescapes ©Karin Borghouts 2020

    2020-2024

    Homescapes

    This photographic project started in the spring of 2020, the year of the corona. For this photographic project Karin Borghouts…

  • Series 'A painter's house' © Karin Borghouts, 2017

    2017-2022

    A Painter's House

    After his death, the house of the painter Marten Melsen (1870-1947) was inhabited by his unmarried daughters and son. The…

  • The house, archival pigment print 65 x 52 cm ©KBorghouts

    2012

    The House - Het huis

    A fire destroys the family home of photographer Karin Borghouts. The event causes a shock and a wake of all…