French photographer opens private showFrench photographer Réhahn Croquevielle once again dazzled visitors with his latest private art gallery, which opened in the central province of Quảng Nam’s ancient town of Hội An in early January. Alongside the customs and items, at the exhibition, every itinerary to each minority ethnic group of Croquevielle has been reconstructed via respectively large portraits of people who belong to each group. “In July 2016, I was privileged to meet the smallest ethnic group in Việt Nam, named the O’Du. If I were no longer exist or able to live in Việt Nam anymore, I want these customs to be preserved in Hội An, and wish to give this collection to Việt Nam,” he said. The museum also acts as an alarm on preserving, promoting and restoring traditional culture of the nation, the minority ethnic customs, which are being lost day by day, as Croquevielle has witnessed,” said Phùng.

Source: VietNamNet News February 04, 2017 00:00 UTC