Portraits Génétiques by Ulric Collette

January 1, 2013

 

“Genetic Portraits” is a series by Canadian photographer Ulric Collette in which he blends the portraits of two members of the same family into a single face. It’s interesting to see the similarities and differences among people who share DNA — especially when there’s identical twins.

 

Born in 1979, Ulric Collette, self-taught photographer, studied art and graphic design in Quebec city in the late 90s and now work as art director for Collette, a communication studio in Quebec region.

[Source: genetic.ulriccollette.com, ulriccollette.com]

 

 

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