LE SACRE DU TEMPS
“Le Sacre du Temps” – BENJAMIN JUHEL
This collection of photographs delves into the sacred dimension of time, capturing its passage, imprints, and the quiet reverence it evokes. Through light, texture, and shadow, each image becomes a meditation on the ephemeral and the eternal, where past and present intertwine in silent dialogue.
Whether through mist drifting into the void, the soft glow of candlelight, or the fading traces of human presence, these photographs invite contemplation on the rituals, cycles, and sacred pauses that shape our perception of time.
An ode to the unseen yet ever-felt presence of time, this collection reminds us that the sacred is not only found in places of worship but also in the fleeting, the forgotten, and the spaces in between.
EDITION OF 9
Awagami Inbe Thick white Paper
30 × 40cm
“Le Sacre du Temps” – BENJAMIN JUHEL
This collection of photographs delves into the sacred dimension of time, capturing its passage, imprints, and the quiet reverence it evokes. Through light, texture, and shadow, each image becomes a meditation on the ephemeral and the eternal, where past and present intertwine in silent dialogue.
Whether through mist drifting into the void, the soft glow of candlelight, or the fading traces of human presence, these photographs invite contemplation on the rituals, cycles, and sacred pauses that shape our perception of time.
An ode to the unseen yet ever-felt presence of time, this collection reminds us that the sacred is not only found in places of worship but also in the fleeting, the forgotten, and the spaces in between.
EDITION OF 9
Awagami Inbe Thick white Paper
30 × 40cm
“Le Sacre du Temps” – BENJAMIN JUHEL
This collection of photographs delves into the sacred dimension of time, capturing its passage, imprints, and the quiet reverence it evokes. Through light, texture, and shadow, each image becomes a meditation on the ephemeral and the eternal, where past and present intertwine in silent dialogue.
Whether through mist drifting into the void, the soft glow of candlelight, or the fading traces of human presence, these photographs invite contemplation on the rituals, cycles, and sacred pauses that shape our perception of time.
An ode to the unseen yet ever-felt presence of time, this collection reminds us that the sacred is not only found in places of worship but also in the fleeting, the forgotten, and the spaces in between.
EDITION OF 9
Awagami Inbe Thick white Paper
30 × 40cm
