No One Left to Blame - Charlie Hay Spector with modish propositions – from

with modish propositions – from high-altitude Celine to low-slung summer leather – styled and photographed by the leading image makers of the day

Ben Broome

CONTRIBUTEURS IMAGELouis CanadasLucas CharrierAudrey CorreganLola DupreEmil & Benoît FrançoisThéo Garnier-GreuezAlexandre GuirkingerMarie Hervé & Elsa MartinezChristian LefebvreJonathan LLenseGilberto MenesesMotoki NakataniLaure Sée

Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Van Abbemuseum

Isabel Reitemeyer

No One Left to Blame - Charlie Hay Spector with modish propositions – fromNo One Left to Blame by Charlie Hay is an exploration of the haunting question, Why? a question the artist has grappled with for over a decade following the suicide of a close friend. The project delves deeply into themes of mental health, societal attitudes towards suicide, and the often silent cries for help that go unnoticed. Hays work captures landscapes, sites, and environments across various locations worldwide where suicides have occurred,