Anne-Lise Broyer
photographe
Étudiante à l’École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris puis à l’Atelier National de Recherches Typographiques, Anne-Lise Broyer fréquente les bibliothèques et les salles de cinéma. Cette formation l’amène notamment à interroger la relation qu’entretient la photographie avec les autres arts. Cette pratique buissonnière de la photographie l’amène à mettre en place une sorte de littérature photographique.
Cette expérience de l’image dit toute la sensibilité qui s’engage lorsqu’on se met à vivre dans l’écriture. Anne-Lise Broyer souhaite faire du lieu de révélation que représente la photographie ou le dessin l’analogon d’un espace mental où quelque chose prendrait corps : un souvenir, une réminiscence ou une vision, un fantasme…
La couleur vient après
Anne-Lise Broyer / Emmanuel Laugier / Sally Bonn
La couleur vient après of Anne-Lise Broyer revisits the different series that the artist has developed over nearly thirty years. It is the place for her to propose a new reading of images that the reader has been able to discover in the previous and numerous works she has published. Anne-Lise Broyer plays, in a way, a new interpretation of her work in an original sequence-montage that she always masters in all the conceptions of her books. This collection is an opportunity to build a new photographic narrative – and to discover many unpublished ones – with literary accents that are always found in his work, inspired by Duras, Flaubert, Rimbaud…
Moreover, as usual, she likes to invite writers to collaborate in her books. The poet Emmanuel Laugier, whose sensitivity to images runs through his work from his first book L'oeil bande, composed about ten original poems, written specifically to resonate with the photographic flow established by Anne-Lise Broyer. For her part, the art critic Sally Bonn proposes at the end of the book a more analytical text on the relationship to writing in the artist’s work.
This book is co-edited with the Jeu de Paume on the occasion of the Niépce - Gens d'images prize, which Anne-Lise Broyer was awarded in 2024.
La couleur vient après
14.5 x 20.5 cm, 208 pages, 120 reproductions in two-color and four-color, bound cover full paper. French text.
Graphic design: Line Célo
ISBN: 978-2-84314-122-5
ISBN: 9782843141225