Elliott Verdier is a 25 year-old photographer from Paris, where he studied at Ecole de Condé while starting documentary projects during summer holidays. Working on long term projects with his 4×5 large format camera, his photographs focus on human condition from different parts of the world and has been recompensed with few awards. His series A Shaded Path is a […]
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Altered Landscapes in China with Sébastien Tixier & Raphaël Bourelly
Sébastien Tixier and Raphaël Bourelly are two self-taught photographers based in Paris. Their respective work focuses on space and urban issues. Together, the two French draw our attention to our relationship with the environment, as their photographs expose the shaped landscapes of China. The series Shan Shui is the result of their trip, an exhibition […]
A Timeless Portrait of Morocco by Baptiste De Ville D’Avray
Baptiste de Ville d’Avray is a french photographer from Paris. In 2006, he traveled to Bamako, Mali, for one year where he co-created the photo platform Afriqueinvisu. He had his first exhibition back to France in 2007, and started to work with press and corporations. He pursued his trip to Morocco for 4 years and finally settle […]
Traveling to Kyrgyzstan
with Céline Meunier
Céline Meunier is a 28 year old French adventurer, currently in Japan. She is interested in the cultures of the world, and has sent us the photographs of her journey with the nomadic peoples of Kyrgyzstan. She was given her first film camera in 2011, a Nikon FM2, by her grandmother, as a present when she moved […]
Looking into our legacy with Guillaume Tomasi
Guillaume Tomasi, born in 1984, is a french photographer living in Montreal. He worked as a creative developer for various agencies and studios before he decided to quit his job and start a Bachelor of Fine Arts (master in Photography). He is now working occasionally on web projects, studying in the University and working on photographic […]
Jeanne Lula Chauveau
Jeanne Lula Chauveau is a young French photographer living between Nantes and Paris, France. Also a multidisciplinary graphic designer and videomaker, she recently graduated of a master degree of artistic director in visual and digital communication. She has a particular interest for experimentation. She discovered photography when her mum offered her a cheap digital camera […]
Bright Spaces by Adrien Blondel
Adrien Blondel is a photographer living in Oakland, CA, working as a lighting technician and a documentary director. Born in France, he grew up in Normandy and the moved to Paris where he graduated in history of Cinema and Cinematography. He started taking photographs as a teenager, but his real interest was cinema, which he […]
Appreciate the Poetic Cinematography in Trois Couleurs : Bleu
Experience watching a movie without the sound, relaying only on visuals: you’ll start to see new layers of comprehension, association of ideas… This is why Trois Couleurs : Bleu is such a meaningful movie to me. Directed by Krzysztof Kieslowski in 1993, it is the first part of the three-color triptych blue/white/red that successively explores France’s motto: “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”. […]