Donne-moi ta main

Since the 1960s, stickers have continued to develop. Thanks to their technical simplicity, the innovation has spread rapidly around the world as fashion, society and the means of communication and expression have evolved.
The word sticker is composed of the prefix auto. It comes from the ancient Greek ?????, autós, which means to be oneself, and the adjective sticky; which sticks, which adheres. It is easy to understand that the word self-adhesive means that it sticks to itself. We can also speak of self-adhesive, which is much less used, or of sticker, an English word which comes from the verb to stick. The English version is more widely used than the French.
The Imagettes collection brings together thirty-two photographs taken from works published by Filigranes éditions.
One image, one photographer, one book.
Give me your hand is the editorial theme of this first opus. These images, like a small portable exhibition, can be pasted on a support of your choice.

Aglaé Bory – Emmanuelle Bousquet – Elina Brotherus – Lisetta Carmi – Nicolas Comment – Amaury da Cunha – Denis Darzacq – Bernard Descamps – Marilia Destot – Claudine Doury – Stéphane Duroy – Gilbert Garcin – Guillaume Geneste – Samuel Gratacap – Philippe Graton – Rip Hopkins – Françoise Huguier – Sara Imloul – Yvonne Kerdudo – Julien Magre – Anna Malagrida – Marie Maurel de Maillé – Corinne Mercadier – Julien Mignot – Richard Pak – Bernard Plossu – Kourtney Roy – Rima Samman – Smith – Frédéric Stucin – Isabelle Vaillant – Laure Vasconi