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Grey Skies Black Birds (World 2016, by Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux) - Swiss Press Award

Ibro, 22 years old. Near Srebrenica, March 2013
Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux
Ibro, 22 years old. Near Srebrenica, March 2013
Photo / World
2016

Grey Skies Black Birds

Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux

December 14, 2015 marked the 20th anniversary of the Dayton Accords. They ended the war that tore Bosnia apart between 1992 and 1995. A generation. We wanted not only to showcase the lands and cities whose names still resonate in our collective memory, but also to highlight the faces of those who inhabit them.

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Grey Skies Black Birds

NZZ Foto-Tableau, Sept magazine

Photo / World
2016

Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux

December 14, 2015 marked the 20th anniversary of the Dayton Accords. They ended the war that tore Bosnia apart between 1992 and 1995. A generation. We wanted not only to showcase the lands and cities whose names still resonate in our collective memory, but also to highlight the faces of those who inhabit them.

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Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux / Swiss Press Award

Stéphanie Borcard Nicolas Métraux

Photographer, Corpataux, 1978

Stéphanie Borcard and Nicolas Métraux are duo of photographers. Their work explores social issues, both universal and specific, from different and unexpected perspectives. Their personal projects are influenced by both their travels and the relationship between the individual and society, fueled by a desire for a better understanding, and continual questioning of, the world. In 2015, 'Grey Skies Black Birds' was published as a monograph by GOST Books, London. The work was recently acquired by the Fotostiftung, Winterthur.

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