(Image: © Ehsan Maleki)
‘A lawful kiss is never as good as a stolen one’, mused the 19th century French writer Guy de Maupassant, and how wrong he was not. In his portraits of multicultural embraces, the Paris-based photographer Ehsan Maleki paints a warmer figure of society in a country with 5.4 million immigrants
This image gallery is the first in cafebabel.com’s 2010-2011 feature focus on multiculturalism in Europe. Thanks to the team at cafebabel.com Rome
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20/12/11
Tags : Rome, amour, Italie, photographie, multiculturalisme, Société, Multikulti on the ground.
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