Historical Echoes Town Hall of Geneva Acrylic Print

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Historical Resonances: The Town Hall of Geneva" is more than just a photograph of a building. This black and white piece opens a window onto history, underscoring the importance of dialogue and the establishment of rules to maintain peace. An anonymous man stands in front of the door of the Alabama Room, a place that has witnessed decisions shaping the world. This is where the Alabama Claims were resolved, ending the dispute between the United States and Great Britain following the American Civil War. It is also where the Geneva Convention was signed on August 22, 1864, marking the founding of the International Red Cross. This Fine Art Photography piece, measuring 5438 x 3625 pixels, invites a moment of reflection on the past events that have shaped our present while offering a perspective of hope for the future

Benoit Bruchez, based in Geneva, navigates between two universes: photography and web development. In photography, his studio in Geneva is dedicated to the creation of portraits. Each image testifies to a pursuit of truth and character, capturing moments that speak for themselves. When turning to landscape and travel photography, his goal is to share visual experiences that exude authenticity. His works, available on platforms like Fine Art America, are open windows to authentic moments and places. Parallelly, Benoit immerses himself in web development. Following a stint in economics at the University of Geneva, he founded a company focused on creating websites. His approach relies on programming and open source CMS to craft pragmatic...