Ruins by Raphaël Dallaporta
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In autumn 2010, Raphael Dallaporta travelled to Bactria, northern Afghanistan, with a specially created pacifist drone. Designed to give a French- Afghan archaeological team a new perspective on its fieldwork, it photographed the historical palimpsest on the ground, capturing Achaemenid Empire-era fortifications and the remains of an aqueduct built by a long-extinct civilization, as well as surveying the strategic mountain passes used by Alexander the Great.
Ruins is a photographic record of the drone’s flights and the traces left by history, as well as a testament to a unique adventure.
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In autumn 2010, Raphael Dallaporta travelled to Bactria, northern Afghanistan, with a specially created pacifist drone. Designed to give a French- Afghan archaeological team a new perspective on its fieldwork, it photographed the historical palimpsest on the ground, capturing Achaemenid Empire-era fortifications and the remains of an aqueduct built by a long-extinct civilization, as well as surveying the strategic mountain passes used by Alexander the Great.
Ruins is a photographic record of the drone’s flights and the traces left by history, as well as a testament to a unique adventure.
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