Concrete Doesn't Burn
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\nBertrand Cavalier studies how political upheavals become visible in the urban landscape and how this affects the lives of the people who live there. He photographs places that have been marked by armed conflict in the past. For the inhabitants, it is often nothing more than the backdrop against which they live their lives. However, politics has a subliminal way of influencing people's habits and dictating their behavior. By photographing the inhabitants in their own context, Cavalier reveals their true connection to their environment.
