Bestiaire

Bestiaire argues persuasively without words, making a case without explicating one at all. Full Review

Tediousness sets in eventually; there's only so much zoological abyss-gazing one can do. Full Review

This may not be a fuzzy wuzzy, warm-and-cuddly song to animals, but in revealing the everyday, sometimes repellent surrealism of the park - where zebras, elephants, camels and ostriches walk among slowly moving cars, and lions bang wildly against their small cages - he forces you to look at the often unseen. It may not be pretty, but it is essential viewing. Full Review

Bestiaire is, most profoundly, about the dynamics of looking, an exercise in studying gazes that are either unidirectional or, superficially, at least, reciprocated. Full Review