How a photographer finds connection in the preparation of a meal
In short: In this episode of The Artist Project, American photographer An-My Lê responds to Eugène Atget's 'Cuisine' from The Met's collection, exploring the profound sense of care found in culinary preparation.
Born in Vietnam in 1960, photographer An-My Lê examines the nuances of Eugène Atget's work. By reflecting on the piece 'Cuisine,' Lê draws a parallel between the meticulous attention required for cooking and the artistic process itself.
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