Photographer

Jean-Pascal Imsand’s work eludes any attempt at classification, and contains an apparent paradox. While his photo-montages are much admired for their aesthetic and narrative qualities, yet are often
political in nature, the precision of content demonstrated in his socio-documentary reportages does not exclude mythical interpretation.

With essays by Dieter Bachmann, Jean-Christophe Blaser, Martin Gasser, Sylvie Henguely, Fabio Pusterla