In collaboration with Paris Photo (@parisphotofair), for the 25th edition of the fair we had the pleasure to interview Taca Sui and delve into his last project Sere / 墜簡, a visual exploration of northwest China made along the Silk Road that echoes the work of famous scholars and first explorers of those lands, leaving room for a reflection on roots, the relationship between the past and the contemporary, and the role of photography as their physical link. His work Grotto Heavens / 福地 will be exposed during the fair in Paris in the Curiosa Sector. @sui_taca Taca Sui (b.1984) is a fine art photographer from Qingdao, China, and explorer of natural landscapes related to the ancient and traditional Chinese culture. He analyses the effects provoked by the human intervention and civilisation on the Earth but always discovering new relationships with a past that seems invisible but also indelible. His series are gateways to suspended and fascinating dimensions. He has been shown at various exhibitions in both China and USA: for example, the series Odes was recently collected and exhibited by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Taca Sui’s work is represented by the New York’s gallery Chambers Fine Art. In conversation with Claudia Bigongiari (@clo_bbi) Paris Photo is the largest international art fair dedicated to the photographic medium, bringing together up to 200 exhibitors from across the world and offering the most diverse and qualitative presentation of photography-driven projects today. The 25th edition of the fair will take place from November 10th to 13rd at the Grand Palais Ephémère on the Champ de Mars facing the Eiffel Tower. Full interview on view on our website! #pellicolamag