To bridge the gap between us. To penetrate the unintelligible moment when two people's eyes meet. Photography captures instants of eternity. Throughout time and space and across cultures, it often speaks to us more powerfully than any words.

The game we're playing here has been known around the world for many years, though most people play with words. After choosing a word to begin with, the last syllable of the first word becomes the first syllable of the next word. Words relate to one another, thus creating a cycle.

The ‘Dialogue’ project is based on this concept, replacing words with photographs. Each photograph relates to each other, resonates with each other, creating a cycle with neither beginning nor end. The result is a dialogue free of sound, not only between the two photographers but also between them and their audience.

Since the principle behind the series comes from a game, we also tried to make it fun. And as we've enjoyed taking these photographs, sharing our work and building this series, we hope our audience enjoys them as well.

Antonin Kennel and Vincent Assante Di Cupillo have known each other and collaborated together for many years. Through this ongoing exchange of ideas and inspiration, they developed this “collaborative” approach to photography and exhibiting.

'Dialogue’ can be seen as the taking of this creative process a step further, as the quintessence or harvest of their photographic exchange. Words no longer have a place here, photographs being the only means of communication. And though at times it may be difficult to gauge the relationships between the images, as when reading Lewis Carroll's celebrated poem “Jabberwocky”, let your imagination gain the upper hand.