Saturday, April 2


"Why do we always take the same picture, 
if not to interact with what already exists?

The photograph proves our presence. 
And to be true, the picture will be perfectly consistent 
with the pictures in our collective memory."

Stonehenge, England

In this photo series, Corrine Vionnet layers hundreds and hundreds of opaque tourist photos of renowned world landmarks. Around the edges of the photo are people and changes in scenery, however the constant in the center shows the superimposed landmark captured from by millions of tourist, timeless in its repetition.

Which landmarks can you add your photo to?

 Acropolis of Athens, Greece


Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany


Chichen Itza, Mexico


Colosseum in Rome, Italy

 Eiffel Tower in Paris, France
Himeji Castle, Japan

Horseshoe Falls, Canada

Kinderdijk, Holland

 La Alhambra, Granada

 Louvre in Paris, France

 Mecca, Saudia Arabia

 Mount Fuji, Japan

Pyramids of Giza, Egypt

St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
Taj Mahal, India

 Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China
Twin Towers in NYC, USA

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