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Rather than documenting a life, Antoine d’Agata uses his own body and experiences as a testing ground for photography itself. Made between 1987 and 2017, these images trace an uncompromising journey through addiction, sexuality, violence and solitude, dissolving the boundary between witness and participant. 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