Portraits of Homeless People as They Dreamed to Become


Horia Manolache est un photographe basé à San Francisco. Il a réalisé une série de portraits mettant en scène des sans-abris et le rêve de leur avenir. L’artiste a ainsi représenté ses modèles dans leur habit quotidien en assemblant ce premier cliché avec celui où ils sont vêtus de l’habit du métier de leur rêve. Le photographe est actuellement au coeur d’une campagne de crowdfunding pour produire le livre de sa sérié intitulée Homeless people as they dreamed to become.

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