“Lost in Paris?” a voice chirped beside me. I blinked, turning to see a woman sketching in a small notebook. I chuckled. “Not quite, just admiring this little Impasse du Square.” The Impasse du Square, tucked away in Châtillon, is one of hundreds of similar dead-end streets, squares, and villas sprinkled throughout Paris. Photographer Karin Borghouts documented these hidden corners, including Impasse du Square, in her book “Paris Impasse.” She spent years, particularly during a 2015 residency, capturing these overlooked spaces. The book, published in 2020, showcases around 225 photographs of these charming impasses, offering a unique glimpse into a side of Paris most tourists miss. Impasse du Square and its counterparts represent the quiet pockets within one of Europe’s densest cities. Imagine the stories these walls hold.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to