Born in 1967, Martin Bogren lives and works between Malmö, in Sweden, and Berlin, in Germany. Since the 1990’s, he develops a singular photographic practice in which the work in laboratory holds a major place. Lights, grains, textures, muted colors, evanescent figures compose a world between illusion and palpable presence. In the course of his travels, Bogren seizes fragile moments: landscapes, urban world and human presences seem to disappear on the surface of the photographic image. Particularly involved in the narrative process of his books, Bogren conceives each of them like visual poems, each image is chromatically adjusted according to its position in the visual sequence. His previous publications, including "Tractor Boys" (2013), "August Song" (2019) and "Passenger" (2021), have all been acclaimed by the critics. His photographs appear in pretigious collections, including the one of Fotografiska Museet (Stockholm), of the Oregon Art Museum (Portland) as well as from the Bibliothèque nationale de France. .