Courtesy of the artist and Porte B.
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Afterglow
07/02/2026 - 28/02/2026
Porte B.
52 rue Albert Thomas
75010 Paris
https://www.porteb.com/expositions
United by a unique vision of photography, the artists of the EeZ0 collective explore the image as a living, constantly evolving material. Their practice is rooted in sensitive processes, from gleaning to hybridization, from reuse to collaborations with plants, minerals, and technologies. EeZ0 functions as a laboratory where experimentation blends with a mindful approach to ecology, in order to rethink our relationships with matter, living things, and the image.
Afterglow explores the lingering glow that persists after a light source disappears, revealing the silent transformations of a world in flux. Light becomes a shared language between human and non-human, a space where forms, materials, and interactions are redefined. The works, born from experimental photography, sketch a future in the making, where new alliances are forged between living beings, minerals, and technological artifacts.
07/02/2026 - 28/02/2026
Porte B.
52 rue Albert Thomas
75010 Paris
https://www.porteb.com/expositions
United by a unique vision of photography, the artists of the EeZ0 collective explore the image as a living, constantly evolving material. Their practice is rooted in sensitive processes, from gleaning to hybridization, from reuse to collaborations with plants, minerals, and technologies. EeZ0 functions as a laboratory where experimentation blends with a mindful approach to ecology, in order to rethink our relationships with matter, living things, and the image.
Afterglow explores the lingering glow that persists after a light source disappears, revealing the silent transformations of a world in flux. Light becomes a shared language between human and non-human, a space where forms, materials, and interactions are redefined. The works, born from experimental photography, sketch a future in the making, where new alliances are forged between living beings, minerals, and technological artifacts.