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Nathalie Kaïd, women on edge
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The beautiful book "To love yourself tattooed" by photographer Nathalie KaÏd magnifies bodies that have become works of art.
© Nathalie Kaïd/Vega editions
By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
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Nathalie Kaïd's new project is called “Tattooed love”.
A beautiful book that brings together testimonies of women around texts and photos revealing their bodies and their souls.
They found in the tattoo, for some, a form of art and for others a therapy.
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It's a story of ink.
“I anchored myself with an 'e', to anchor myself with an 'a'.
".
This is what Aurélie explains.
Aurélie is one of the 195 tattooed women who reveal their bodies and souls in the beautiful book by
Nathalie Kaïd
, president of the
Sœurs d'encre
association .
An art book of more than 300 pages, with 530 color photos that magnify bodies that have become works of art, including – for a few pages – female bodies stricken by breast cancer.
Portraits of women and words, often very simple and very strong, those of these women who testify to what the tattoo represents for them.
Why did they get tattooed?
What did they choose to imprint on their skin?
What has changed in their body, in their mind, in their view of themselves, in the view of others too?
On-the-spot testimonials that tell the intimate in black and in color.
The book “S'aimer tattooée” is published by Véga editions by photographer and visual artist Nathalie Kaïd.
Our guests:
Nathalie Kaïd
, photographer and visual artist
Quokelune
,
Parisian tattoo artist
Caroline Laversanne
, tattooed after breast cancer.
Report
:
Amélie Beaucour
went to the Quokelune Tattoo Salon.
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