The Photography of D.M. Terblanche at Saint Laurent Babylone
by Adriano Batista
Saint Laurent Rive Droite is presenting a selection of photographs by D.M. Terblanche, curated by Anthony Vaccarello. The exhibition will be on view at Saint Laurent Babylone from September 3 to 28.
The artist’s journey began with cellphone self-portraits, a personal starting point that grew into a dedicated practice. Over time, Terblanche developed a strong preference for analog photography, yet always kept a focus on the portrait. For them, the portrait has become more than a picture; it is an intimate space for self-reflection. It is a way to look at the past directly in order to move forward.
This work is both deeply personal and political. Terblanche uses the camera to explore queer identities and to express a feeling of disquiet. Their work grapples with the sense of distance that followed a late autism diagnosis. This vulnerability is channeled into imagery that exists in a space between introspection and distortion.
Their photographs approach recurring themes of trauma, terror, and uncertainty with a raw, emotional honesty. This artistic language draws inspiration from photographers like Nan Goldin, Ren Hang, and Jo Ractliffe.
Following their participation in Paris Photo’s Real Life Is Not Black and White project in 2024, this exhibition offers a focused look at their work. All the exhibited pieces will be available for sale, and a fanzine will be available in the store.
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