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    Photos by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone for Salomon's 'SYNC: A Study in Movement' exhibition prepped ahead of the 2026 NYC Marathon.

    Salomon Presents "SYNC" Photo Exhibit in NYC Ahead of Marathon Sunday

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    Jovani Hernandez

    Date

    2026.10.29

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    If you find yourself in the "Big Apple" for the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon and aren't sure how to send the weekend, Salomon has something for you.

    Today, the French mountain heritage brand has announced SYNC: A Study In Movement, a photo exhibition showcasing work by Sébastien Lorsbach (@lorsbach_) and Julien Caldarone (@julien_caldarone), two creatives with an expansive track record of running photography. SYNC opens at The Hole (312 Bowery) on Friday, Oct. 30, through Saturday, Oct. 31, from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. on both days.

    Timed with the New York City Marathon, which takes place on Sunday, Nov. 1, the exhibit looks to offer a different perspective than the fast-paced, crowded scenes seen on raceday; instead, SYNC invites viewers to slow down and look at the different people that call the marathon course's five boroughs "home."

    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.

    Ten days before Marathon Sunday, Lorsbach and Caldarone explored New York along the race route on the 50th anniversary of the marathon expanding beyond Central Park and into the five boroughs. Their project focuses on five local figures whose lives intersect with the 26.2 mile route and feature: a chess player, a bike messenger, a skateboarder, a runner, and an artist. Lorsbach and Caldarone build a portrait of New York City's constant motion by capturing the natural movements of these five figures, showcasing that movement isn't exclusive to performance—it's part of everyday life.

    Enjoy some of the photography showcased in SYNC ahead. Download the House of Heat° app (iOS/Android) to stay on top of the year's hottest drops.

    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    “Note”Photo from SYNC: A Study In Movement Exhibit by Sébastien Lorsbach & Julien Caldarone. Photo via Salomon.
    Author:Jovani HernandezDate:2026.10.29Tags:

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