A new exhibition here in Paris explores the talents of a man considered one of the greats of French photography. Luc Delahaye worked in the 1990s covering major conflicts as a photojournalist, including Afghanistan, Rwanda, Bosnia, the Gulf, Chechnya and Lebanon. However, he later decided that he wanted to focus more of his attention on art as he tried to explore new formats in his desire to produce larger images. “The Arch of Delahaye – Le bruit du Monde” or “The Noise of the World” is on display at the Musee du Jeu de Paume in Paris’ Tuileries Gardens. We spoke with the curator of the exhibition, Quentin Bajak, in Perspektiva.
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