Between  the  shadows                  

                                           Miguel  Soler-­‐Roig                                      Joachim  Hildebrand                                                                                                      Fran  Martí    Galerie   à   la   Rivière   will   witness   the   birth   of   Trilight   Collective,   formed   by   three   Barcelona  photographers:   Fran   Martí,   Juan   Mas-­‐Bagá   and   Miguel   Soler-­‐Roig.   They   present   Between   the  shadows,   a   photography   exhibition   along  with   Frankfurt   based   photographer   Joachim  Hildebrand  and   Californian   photographer  Kim  Weston,   grandson   of   Edward  Weston.   The  main   reason   for   this  show  is  the  celebration  of  the  90th  anniversary  of  the  space,  where  Man  Ray  found  his  inspiration  to  photograph   Le   Violon   d'Ingres.   This   famous   picture   enabled   him,   in   1924,   to   join   the   surrealist  movement  as  one  of  its  founders.        The  opening  will  take  place  Wednesday,  November  12th  around  6:30  PM  at  11  Rue  Frédéric  Sauton,  75005   Paris.   Again   on   Friday,   November   14th   at   6:30   PM   a   glass   of   champagne  will   be   offered   in  memory  of  Kiki  de  Montparnasse,  with  the  presence  of  the  artists  and  visitors  from  Paris  Photo  and  Fotofever.  

“The  shadow  does  not  exist.    What  you  call  shadow  is  the  light  that  you  can  not  see“  

Henri  Barbusse    Between   the   shadows   is   a   heterogeneous   and   eclectic   show   that   opens   the   door   to   the   viewer’s  imagination,   giving   equal   weight   to   what   is   shown   and   to   what   is   suggested   in   different   levels   of  representation.   Shadows   are   the   link   between   each   of   the   different   series   from   these   five   artists,  focusing  on  various  themes.    Miguel   Soler-­‐Roig   and  Kim  Weston   find   charm   in   the  nude   figure,   as   the  embodiment  of   emotions,  seeking  the  sculptural  use  of  light  in  black  and  white  as  their  strategy  to  enhance  the  expression  and  the  subtlety.  Juan  Mas-­‐Baga,  dealing  with  the  same  subject,  makes  use  of  colour,  textures  and  shades  to  raise  his  models,  wrapped  in  decadent  scenarios.    The  scenario  is  precisely  the  main  element  in  the  images  of  Fran  Martí,  again  in  black  and  white.  The  atmospheres   are   disturbing   and   ambiguous,   the   shadows   hide   and   reveal   uncertain   locations.  Joachim  Hildebrand   focuses   on  dwellings  which   are   essential   sites   of   our   life.   The   shadows  on   the  buildings  elicit  manifold  associations.  They  refer   to   the  past,   to   the  memories  and  to   the  dreams  of  the  residents.    Changing  realities,  ours  or  from  others,  but  somehow  always  dark  ones.        www.trilightcollective.com         Barcelona  -­‐  Frankfurt  -­‐  Madrid  -­‐  New  York  http://inverosimil.com/alariviere/