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every year in the northwestern French city.Collections by Maryam Firuzi, Gohar Dashti, Ebrahim Noruzi, Hashem Shakeri and photographers from
across the world will be on view at the festival, which will be running until September 30.Firuzi is attending the festival with photos from
photography in different ways; calligraphy taught me discipline and self-dedication, painting taught me freedom of expression, and
present-day Iran, in which the place of women is inevitably complex.Works from different series by Dashti are on display in a collection
defender of the environment.Two series by Noruzi are on view at La Gacilly, demonstrating a photographic style that could be described as a
Most of the pictures are from one of his series, which features the new satellite cities emerging from the desert to house Iranians forced
to leave Tehran because of the soaring price of land and increasingly difficult living conditions.Created in 2004, the La Gacilly Photo
Festival offers its annual visitors an immersive and strolling experience in the heart of some thirty open-air galleries and in large
format, presenting the best of contemporary photo creation in a permanent concern for high artistic standards.The canvases, sometimes around
