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			1.- Accablé, 2017, digital art, 94 x120 cm. 
           
          2. - Douce attente, 2014, digital art, 98 x120 cm. 
           
          3. - La peur, 2017, digital art, 76 x 64 cm. 
           
          4. - Le secret, 2014, digital art, 80x62 cm. 
           
          5. - L'oreille du Poete, 2012, digital art, 100x84,8 cm. 
           
          6. - Nausées, 2013, digital art, 100x60,5 cm. 
           
          7. - Seduction, 2018 50x40 cm, Photo Digital Art 
            
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			- Timide, 2017,digital art, 98 x 119 cm. 
           
          9. - Tristesse,2014, digital art, 73 x 80 cm.0 
			 
			10. - Un allegorie de l'artiste, 2014, digital art, 98 x 98 cm. 
			 
			11. - Douce attente, 2014, digital art, 98 x120 cm. 
			 
			12. - Divine creation, 2014, digital art, 96 x119 cm. 
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			Yasmina Barbet born in France, After her 
			secondary school she attended a photography course at the IED in 
			Rome.  
			In 1998 she moved to Paris, where she worked on photographic 
			projects, followed by drawing courses, art history and image 
			processing techniques.  
			 
			In 2002, she returned to Rome, she worked at commissioned work, and 
			completed her own photo archive, which she will presented in 2008 on 
			her personal site. In 2009 she started collaborating with the French 
			Wostok Press agency following the news in Italy (Vatican, Venice 
			Film Festival, Rome Film Festival ...).  
			 
			In parallel, she publishes books and articles on commissions such as 
			the "Senegal Natangué" catalog of an exhibition exhibited at the 
			Italian Senate. She cultivated a study on his own technique and 
			expression of the image, exhibited in 2017 at the Biennale of Rome 
			and the Biennale of Florence, where she won the bronze “Lawrence the 
			magnificent". 
			 
			Introduction on this research: 
			“Our emotions are not ours” James Hillman 
			 
			The emotions we feel are often lived in a personal way, they are 
			intimate…and yet 
			emotions belong to everyone, we share them, they belong to our 
			deepest human 
			nature.That is the subject Yasmina Barbet wants to explore, with 
			introspection, 
			trying to bring her own and of other people’s emotions back from the 
			depth of the 
			unconscious, with their several shades 
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