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Hello!

I'm Liam Brincat (Malta, 2001) I started considering myself a photographer at the young age of 8, free, ignorant, with no agenda, just capturing moments on my FujiFilm FinePix F20, especially portraits. At one point, this stopped. It took me 8 years to really take a photo again and start afresh: my first camera was a Halina Paulette; my first roll was Fomapan 100; my first adventure was in the city I then called home: Toulouse; my first shot was a brick wall. Click me if you'd like to see those photos and read more about my journey.

I've been hooked ever since that day. I document my life whenever I feel like, in the way I feel like; there isn't too much to it. Sometimes, I try to curate something more profound, reflecting my introspection outwards. Maybe you'll find them interesting.

email : [email protected]
instagram : @liambrincat
matrix : @liabri:matrix.org

Tangled Tapestry

Streets unfold as a carefully orchestrated choreography, the movement within as an unconscious rhythm.

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Cover image of Tangled Tapestry photography series

Streets unfold as a carefully orchestrated choreography, the movement within as an unconscious rhythm. The disorder may obfuscate the true nature of the city, but the patterns by which the people navigate are certainly present. Such clarity becomes evident as you unweave the tapestry, expressed through every step, pause, gaze, smile, and somnambulant moment.

from latin somnus (“sleep”) + ambulō (“I walk”) + -ant.

An alleyway with an unfolding colourful composition — the tapestry

A busy pedestrianised street at dusk — 6:23 pm

A woman shopping at the busy local market — light's heavy

A man crossing the street holding a mattress — a resting place

Two woman walking away from a church — goodness me

This begs the question: Does order rise from chaos, or merely lie hidden beneath its shroud?

Two men conversing under an archway with a building in the background — for the souls

Two kids running in the street playing tag — and they kept runnin'

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — tossle rossle

Cover image of 'echoes-of-the-road' photography series

An alleyway with an unfolding colourful composition — Suspended Reality

A person walking in the rain under an orange umbrella — Drenched in Solitude

A woman shopping at the busy local market — Shadows of Transit

Two woman walking away from a church — Beyond the Barrier

Two men conversing under an archway with a building in the background — A Pause in the Current

Two kids running in the street playing tag — And Then They Kept Running

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — Woven Through the City

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — Woven Through the City

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — Woven Through the City

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — Woven Through the City

An alleyway with an unfolding colourful composition — Marek above the River of Djerdap

A busy pedestrianised street at dusk — Franz

A woman shopping at the busy local market — Manoel

A man crossing the street holding a mattress — Resting Place

Two woman walking away from a church — Bennie

Two men conversing under an archway with a building in the background — Connie

Two kids running in the street playing tag — Aleksandra

A woman presumbly walking home with a grocery bag — Marek