Böcker av Gabriel Jones

In "Levels: As Below," enter a world where a towering beacon holding the last of humanity, the Block, teeters on the edge of a fearsome abyss known as Hell. Finnigan Franklin, an ordinary youth, finds himself thrust into the bowels of this Hell, manipulated by Jeremiah, a zealous priest, and his twisted map-making quest. Imprisoned in a cult-led city beneath the Block, Finn's existence is turned on its head. But in the darkness, he finds an unexpected ally - Liz, Jeremiah's fiery and defiant daughter. Together, they must scheme to prevent Jeremiah's ominous plan of unleashing Hell onto the Block. However, questions arise - is Jeremiah the embodiment of malevolence they believe him to be, or could he be a beacon in a world consumed by layer upon layer of darkness? "Levels: As Below" offers a complex narrative of survival, challenging perceptions, and the relentless pursuit of freedom.

Since 2008, Gabriel Jones has played with the codes of voyeurism in his photographs - never interacting directly with his subjects, who are always unaware they're being observed. The images in his series Splashes are characteristic of this approach: here, the focus is always on the "backdrop". Over the course of several evenings, the photographer invited friends to pretend to pose for him - which allowed him to "steal" the situations taking place behind them. The photographs, taken with early cellphone cameras, have, for the most part, been reframed, so as to show only the situations and compositions that originally interested the artist. This tight cropping resulted in highly pixelated images, which the artist sometimes retouched to further accentuate the strangeness of the scenes he "collects. "