The series is expected to raise $5,000 for the Coalition for the Homeless, a nonprofit helping New Yorkers in need.
In May, the French photographer Brigitte Lacombe traded the urbanity of New York for the open air of Northern California. She’d been in self-isolation for several months when she arrived out West, at a friend’s place north of San Francisco, and continued the quiet isolation of quarantine for another two weeks.
“I know this place very well, because I’ve been coming here for many, many years,” she says. “And I see the same things over and over again, but at different times of the day, in different light.” While known for her intimate portraits of society’s most influential cultural makers and fashion campaigns, her photos from quarantine are almost an inverse of that. There’s human presence in only one of the photos for the Absolut initiative — a speck of a man swimming in an expanse of blue ocean, a dog trailing shortly behind. Each photo is black-and-white except for the blue of the ocean in that photo, “California, Pacific #2.”Brigitte Lacombe. California, Pacific #2. 60×80 cm.
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