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Psychogéographie

Documenting France's urban transformation, Antoine d'Agata's book explores the relationship between Marseille's changing cityscape and the teenagers who live there

Antoine d’Agata

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

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Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Teenager living in the neighborhood before its reconstruction. Euromed Project, Marseille, France. 2004.

(Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

Antoine d’Agata | Psychogéographie Longue des Capucins street. Marseille, France. 2004. (Image manipulated by Antoine d'Agata) © Antoine d’Agata | Magnum Photos

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