Güle Güle
Jean-Marc Caimi and Valentina Piccinni
André Frère Éditions
English, French
Text by Brad Feuerhelm.
Softcover
128 pages
210 x 300 mm
2020
ISBN 9791092265903
Güle Güle (goodbye in Turkish) is a personal account on the city of Istanbul, focusing on the profound changes happening in the city and within the Turkish society. Gentrification, the marginalisation of the poorer classes, the increasing discrimination of homosexuality, the massive migratory influx of Syrian refugees and the problems related to the Kurdish community are just some of the realities behind the subjects portrayed.
(source: https://www.discardedmagazine.com/portfolio/gule-gule-jean-marc-caimi-and-valentina-piccinni/)
About the Artists
Jean-Marc Caimi(b. 1966, France) and Valentina Piccinni (b. 1982, Italy) are an artist duo who started collaborating in 2013 for projects focused both on documentary and more personal, intimate photography.
caimipiccinni.com
(source: http://preview.gupmagazine.com/articles/rhome-an-interview-with-caimi-and-piccinni)
About the Publisher
André Frère Éditions is a publisher of art books and photobooks based in Marseille. It is run by André Frère, a graphic designer.
andrefrereditions.com
(source: https://www.andrefrereditions.com/)
