Photography

Synchronicity

Michał Kozłowski

The photos here are selected from Synchronicity, Fabrice Strippoli’s upcoming book of photographs—most of which were taken in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Montreal—spanning his thirty-year career. Synchronicity is the idea that meaningful coincidences are clusters of events that have no causal relationship yet appear meaningful to the viewer. It is a way of seeing the world, “an ever present reality for those who have eyes to see,” as Carl Jung wrote. See more of his photos at fabricefoto.com.

—Michał Kozłowski

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Michał Kozłowski

Michal Kozlowski is the former publisher and editor-in-chief of Geist. Read his work at geist.com.

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