In line with the Dance As Art and Ballerina Project series, French photographer Haze Kware presents today his InMotion project, mixing dance, movement and urban exploration into beautiful images. Based in Strasbourg, Haze Kware photographs dancers, performers, artists, in original, unusual and atypical places of San Francisco, New York, or Paris. A project of book and exhibition is also planned for 2015.
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