Wednesday 16 September, 20:00

Augustin Rebetez. Tomorrow Never

Swiss artist Augustin Rebetez presents Tomorrow Never, a photographic survey of Russia produced between 2018 and 2023 across the Urals, Siberia, Yakutia and the Far East. Combining documentary portraiture and staged tableaux, the images map youthful counter‑cultures and provincial life under increasing isolation. Through collaborations and shared networks the work traces creative resilience amid harsh winters, vast distances and political contraction. Presented as a slideshow with live musical accompaniment by REA, the project builds a fragile bridge between East and West.

Bibliothèque de Genève,
Promenade des Bastions 8, 1205 Geneva
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Photo Credit: © Augustin Rebetez

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