Arts - Jumeaux - Doubles/ Arts - Twins

Photographes de studio du Bénin

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DOHONOU ETERNEL Abomey, Bénin

HOUNOU CHARLY, Comé, Bénin

Lambert Correa, Cotonou, Bénin.

DASSI ISHE OLUWA Cotonou, Bénin.

Lawani , Cotonou, Bénin.

Michel Houkanrin,
Cotonou, Bénin.

ABIOBUN, Pobé, Bénin.

YAOITCHA, Pobé, Bénin.

Edouard Mehomey, Porto Novo, Bénin.

ida Mehomey, Porto Novo, Bénin.

François Montcho Ahehehinno, Porto Novo, Bénin.

Michel Tonato (né en 1952), Cotonou, Bénin.

http://studio-photo-afrique.blogspot.fr/p/studios-du-benin-2.html

Lisk-Carew Brothers

Ibrahim Sanou

Tidiani Shitou
ou Sitou

Abderamane Shitou

Malick Sidibe

Ibrahim Sanlé Sory (né en 1948)
Doubles portraits d'Ibrahim Sanlé Sory

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Yêkini Soumanou

Ibrahim Sanlé Sory

Ibrahim Sanlé Sory (né en 1948)
Doubles portraits d'Ibrahim Sanlé Sory

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Carrie Solomon

Carrie Solomon
Née aux Etats-Unis.

http://carriesolomon.fr/biography/

© Carrie Solomon

Photographies du défilé printemps 2004 de Jun Takahashi (Marque Undercover)

Fritz Goro
1901-1986

"In 1944, Fritz Goro photographed several sets of identical twin teenage girls as they navigated the tricky terrain of figuring out who they were, together and apart."

http://www.teenagefilm.com/archives/archive-fever/seeing-double/

Twin teenage girls working as Red Cross volunteers rolling bandages

Twin teenage girls sitting with sailors

Twin Teenage Girls Marching in Uniforms-LIFE, March 6th, 1944

Twin teenage girls kneeling in prayer.

Teenage twins with a real mirror, 1944.

And again, 1944.

Picture frame illusion, 1939-1940 - Twins - Female twins with picture fram

teenage girl who is one of a set of twins looking in mirror

Diane Arbus

Diane Arbus

Diane Nemerov (1923-1971)

http://diane-arbus-photography.com/

Martina Bacigalupo

Martina Bacigalupo
Née en 1978 à Gênes, Italie.

http://www.martinabacigalupo.com/page.html

© Martina Bacigalupo

"I have been working on identical twins since a long time. At the start I was fascinated by the differences, the variations, the uniqueness of each individual, within the same genetic code. And I focused on the details that made that different, and their struggle to create their own identity. Then, throughout the years, and especially through the Burundian experience, the work took me elsewhere. I realized the importance of the other, for the identity process, its essential role: The other no longer as a limit, but as an opportunity."

And then the idea of Hito came forward.

The Japanese ideogram used to represent the human being: the image of two people leaning one to another.
What makes human, is: to stand together. If one steps back the other falls." M.B. 2009.

"Hito (The double)"