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Laurent Goldstein |
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 Laurent Goldstein was trained to be an architect, but then he became the designer and the art manager of several high fashion companies in Paris, London and Milan, before settleing in India in order to launch an household linen label.
Along the Ganges relationships with people are different and Laurent carries on this human adventure through photography, which allows him to extend his glance to the world and to show many aspects of the Indian society sometimes deeply devoted to its traditions or on the contrary forward-looking.
Benares, the oldest living city in the world, became one of his favourite topic, and after adding a specific treatment his images seem timeless and in a kind of biblical set which can sometimes remind the world of Bosch, he is introducing people who are often soaked in a state of grace. |
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