Benoit Paillé

As a prison abolitionist that cheer me up, as a anti-faciste that piss me off

@elonmusk is a nazi

The road trip, far from being a simple escape, becomes a liminal space—a performance of freedom within the structures of power that organize both people and landscapes. It is a rhythm of passage, a fleeting attempt to carve meaning out of

The automobile, central to this practice, not only dictates the rhythm of the journey but also shapes how we perceive and interact with the world. Parking lots, highways, and rest stops—spaces designed for transit—become symbols of standardization, and control movement.

Lily et Gigi dans le parking communautaire de New Richmond,Québec,2024 The road trip embodies a paradox between freedom and control. While it promises liberation through movement, it remains deeply tied to the infrastructures and systems that enable it.

Photo i make this summer

Door Prize: a biopolitical look at the Rainbow Gathering, where wounds and authenticity reshape collective power.

@pointless0x @synchrodogs @flomeissner_ @davidhenrynobo1 @LBukreyeva

Gm This month, we've showcased the works of @synchrodogs, @flomeissner_ , @davidhenrynobo1 , @LBukreyeva , and @BenoitPaille .⚫️ Their diverse mediums, themes, and emotional depth have enriched your timeline.✨ Looking ahead, we’re excited to transform this experience into a more social and immersive journey, enhancing how we experience art online ⚪️

@GinaChoy_ Oui oui cest bien moi

@BenoitPaille Benoit!!! Bonjour!

Soften into slowness. Deepen into richness. Breathe into rhythm. Refine attention. Surrender. Observe. Pause. Allow. Be. “Pulse” Liminal Space II

@RyanStruck We are the complex intereaction with other, we are nothing witout it

@BenoitPaille what then?

you are the meaning

@JFireeater I love to say fuckyou to my collector

I often don’t want anything at all after I purchase any art. A brief chat is always nice, but certainly never expected. It’s not even about receiving a thank you. If I buy a photo book, I don’t get a thank you from the bookstore or the photographer. No one even knows I bought the book, and I’m just fine with that. Sometimes I like being asked why I bought something. I don’t mind sharing the reasons why, and I often like hearing why the photographer chose to not only take but mint that particular photo. But what else is left? I bought the exact thing I wanted for a price that felt fair to me. More art? Utility? What if I don’t connect with the new art? What if I don’t like it at all? I think we’re all getting better at this. Less pressure, less expectations. Maybe some people who are overinvested and looking for an exit are still turning the screws in the background. If that’s the case, know what I say to that? Sounds like a you problem - make better decisions if you’re sitting with regrets. But mostly I hope that phase is done and dusted, never to return. Here’s to a good weekend ahead!

Still on this app trying to nft your ass?

Bonjours les gros zeros

@JFireeater We are still posting outside of twitter

Been noticing a substantial slowing down in new photography being shared. Some people I follow, and will keep following, have been dormant going back to last year. With the continued advancement of AI, I think those who keep shooting new and meaningful work are very important.

We are witnessing something extraordinary and unprecedented Several thousands of records pulverized allover the world in a matter of hours,with margins never seen before Nothing in 3 centuries of climatology can be remotely compared to it's happening and it's just the appetizer

@sdeyalnan I use a ricoh gr3 or 2 or 1 all good you need a camera with a leaf shutter so you can overpower the sun at 1/2000 even with a small flash, you put a transparent color gel on it and dont miss to hate on capitalism

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