Gilles Berquet
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| - | [[Gilles Berquet]] (born 1956) is a [[French photographer]], and one of the driving forces in the European fetish [[erotica]] scene. He is also the editor of ''[[maniac]]'', a journal of [[Kink (sexual)|Kinky]] [[fetish]] and [[Bondage (BDSM)|bondage]] photography with a film noir feel. Carefully posed with obvious illusions to the [[subrosa]] [[fetish photography]] of 1920s Paris, his photos maintain a caught-in-the-act modernity. | + | [[Gilles Berquet]] (born 1956) is a [[French photographer]], and one of the driving forces in the European fetish [[erotica]] scene. He is also the editor of ''[[Maniac (magazine)|Maniac]]'', a journal of [[Kink (sexual)|Kinky]] [[fetish]] and [[Bondage (BDSM)|bondage]] photography with a film noir feel. Carefully posed with obvious illusions to the [[subrosa]] [[fetish photography]] of 1920s Paris, his photos maintain a caught-in-the-act modernity. |
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| Berquet has noted [[Clovis Trouille]] and [[Georges Bataille]], both of whom were on the margins of Surrealism, as influences; but his principal influence was the painter and photographer [[Pierre Molinier]]. | Berquet has noted [[Clovis Trouille]] and [[Georges Bataille]], both of whom were on the margins of Surrealism, as influences; but his principal influence was the painter and photographer [[Pierre Molinier]]. | ||
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Gilles Berquet (born 1956) is a French photographer, and one of the driving forces in the European fetish erotica scene. He is also the editor of Maniac, a journal of Kinky fetish and bondage photography with a film noir feel. Carefully posed with obvious illusions to the subrosa fetish photography of 1920s Paris, his photos maintain a caught-in-the-act modernity.
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Influences
Berquet has noted Clovis Trouille and Georges Bataille, both of whom were on the margins of Surrealism, as influences; but his principal influence was the painter and photographer Pierre Molinier.
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Bibliography
- Les limbes de l’ange, Rares, Paris, 1989
- AME, J. P. Faur, Paris, 1992
- Larme Blanche, Astarté, Paris, 1992
- P, J. P. Faur, Paris, 1993
- La solitude des anges, Treville, Tokyo, 1994, ISBN 978-4845709458
- Parfums Mécaniques, J. P. Faur, Paris, 1996
- 97 rue des Plantes, J. P. Faur, Paris, 1997
- Le Banquet, Last Gasp, San Francisco, 2000
- Sur Rendez-vous, J. P. Faur, Paris, 2000
- Mïrka, Kehrer, Heidelberg, 2007, ISBN 3939583316
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