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Gilles Larrain (born December 5, 1938) is a French-American photographer who believes photography is a way to "capture the landscape of the soul of a person". By taking a unique approach to photography, which includes creating his own lighting, managing the entire darkroom process, and always having subjects come to his personal studio space, Larrain has created acclaimed pieces of art since 1969. In 1973, Larrain published the highly successful photographic book, Idols, which presented portraits of transvestites. Two generations later, the book inspired American photographer Ryan McGinley who wrote an April 2010 article in Vice, which identified Larrain and the book Idols as one of his early and biggest influences for experimenting with colors, casting, and props, because all of Larrain's Gilles Larrain (né le 5 décembre 1938), est un artiste français ayant plus tard émigré aux États-Unis, d'abord artiste-peintre, puis pionnier de l'art cinétique et photographe new-yorkais. Il a pour oncle un ancien évêque de Talca, Mgr Manuel Larraín.
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