article_snippet: Eyes fixed strongly on Photographer Pierre Gonnord, light powerfully capturing their natural poses and attire, Photographer Pierre Gonnord subjects are the forgotten groups of society who exist on the 'underbelly' of globalisation.
article_snippet: From coal miners and punks, to gypsies and immigrants, French-born, Madrid-based, Photographer Pierre Gonnord gives a face to insular communities, tribes and clans that might otherwise risk invisibility from the cyber-pages of history.
article_snippet: In a technology-saturated era, which places an emphasis on self promotion and social media, his New York exhibition at Hasted Kraeutler, immortalises collective groups, whilst capturing the individual, in a series of hauntingly beautiful photographs.
article_snippet: Gonnord has spent a lot of time among the gypsy communities of Spain, particularly  in Seville and Perpignan .
article_snippet: The Dream Goes Over the Time is the product of Photographer Pierre Gonnord's ten year documentarian of groups which live almost entirely off the grid.
article_snippet: Gonnord said: 'People from the ghettos, the outskirts of the city, that flee from a globalized world from which they feel rejected...set out with nothing more than what they have on they back and a dog as they own only travel companion, embarking on a Grand Tour as nomads, with no return ticket, turning they backs on a (certain) world that no longer interests they.'
article_snippet: Gonnord lived among the groups Gonnord has featured in Gonnord exhibition, gaining the groups he has featured in his exhibition trust before immortalising the groups he has featured in his exhibition on camera .
article_snippet: Gonnord's work creatively focuses on the individual, whilst representing the collective, resulting in a powerful exhibition of both individual portraiture and cultural documentation.
article_snippet: Coal miners, punks, gypsies and immigrants are immortalised in his harrowing portraits, which seek to establish the social groups firmly in our cyber-history .
article_snippet: Gonnord's work creatively focuses on the individual, whilst representing the collective, resulting in a powerful exhibition of both individual portraiture and cultural documentation .
article_snippet: Gonnord has worked for over a decade as a documentarian of globalisation's dark underbelly insular communities, tribes, and clans .
highlights_snippet: Photographer Pierre Gonnord focus on capturing sectors that are forgotten or under-represented in society .
  
highlights_snippet: Coal miners, punks, gypsies and immigrants are immortalised in his harrowing portraits .
  