The above image is taken from La Vite Lambrusca, an organic photographic study by the artist, Stefano Cianci.

Born in Potenza, Italy, in 1971, Cianci’s Lambrusca study in currently showing at Echo Chambers, at the Musée Réattu in Arles, France.

More of his work can be seen here: www.stefanocianci.net

Many anthropologists consider the Lower Omo Valley, in Ethiopia, to be the cradle of Mankind. Several ethnic groups currently inhabit the region, living in surroundings that seem nearly unchanged from the Bronze Age. This concept is depicted perfectly by Remi Benali, the owner of the Nature and Cultures Gallery in Arles, France.

The Nature & Cultures Gallery is located on the banks of the Rhone River in the historic center of Arles, adjacent to the Roman Baths and near the Reattu Museum.

The Gallery, established in an elegant 17th century house, presents a rotating selection of 25 prints as well as the possibility to choose from Remi’s extensive collection photographed on the five continents.

Prints from Remi’s extensive collection are available to buy online, in numerous, limited edition formats. To find out more, visit www.naturecultures.com.

It’s current exhibition, Echo Chambers, is devoted to the Museum’s rich photographic collection, which was initiated in 1965. Offering a newly designed tour of 400 works, including nearly 100 artists, presented in 25 ‘rooms’ each devoted to a specific photographic theme.

Read more about the museum: www.museereattu.arles.fr