Sarah Seené is a French photographer and filmmaker based in Montreal whose work is entirely dedicated to 35mm film, Super 8 and Polaroid. After studying literature and cinema, she started to work with analog photography on her own. For several years, she has been developing an imagery focused on portraiture and documentary, characterized by a singular sensitivity and poetry that question the intimate and the human. Her photographs and films have been shown in several solo and group exhibitions internationally. She also works for artists of the Quebec music scene.
This self-portrait illustrates the sensory chaos caused by what is called "permanent tinnitus", which belongs to the typology of so-called "phantom" pains, similar to inexhaustible waves of sound that must be tamed in order to define a new state of silence.
This self-portrait illustrates the sensory chaos caused by what is called "permanent tinnitus", which belongs to the typology of so-called "phantom" pains, similar to inexhaustible waves of sound that must be tamed in order to define a new state of silence.