Dark dreams
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Switzerland, 1990 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Epesses, canton Vaud, 1992 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Photo-montage, 1985 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Untitled, 1989 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Nezia, 1987 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Seasonal rail workers, Zurich 1990 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Limmatstrasse, Zurich 1991/93 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Letten station, Zurich 1993/94 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Looking out from the cathedral, Lausanne 1989/90 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Letten station, Zurich 1993/94 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Workshop, Zurich 1993 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Second-hand shop, Zurich 1993 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Second-hand shop, 1992 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Limmatstrasse, Zurich 1991/93 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Workshop, Zurich 1993 Jean-Pascal Imsand -
Limmatstrasse, Zurich 1991/93 Jean-Pascal Imsand
A look into the mind of photographer Jean-Pascal Imsand.
This content was published on January 21, 2011 - 14:46
In the 1990s, Jean-Pascal Imsand was one of the up-and-coming Swiss photographers before his untimely death at age 34. His work is hard to classify, with photo-montages admired for their aesthetic and narrative qualities, socio-documentary reportages and views of Zurich taken shortly before he passed away in 1994.
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