In Revêtir (Dressing Up), Aurélie Scouarnec focuses on those for whom wearing the costumes of Brittany has an intimate meaning, particularly in Celtic circles. She has followed the activities of these different groups at championships and festivities, paying particular attention to the way in which women dress each other. This series focuses particularly on the…

Through her photographic series, Linda Tuloup has developed a singular artistic practice in which she explores her relationship with nature and the image of the feminine. The book “Brûlure” is an experience, a secret initiation, a journey through fire. From the very first pages, without really knowing where we’re going, we slowly make our way…

A master of colour photography, Harry Gruyaert presents “his” Belgium in Homeland. Flemish by birth, the photographer has long known that his native land is “a visually interesting place where incongruous things happen”. Here, Gruyaert’s typically chromatic world paints a portrait of a Belgium where everyday life can turn strange in an instant. The images…

Through her photographic series, Linda Tuloup has developed a singular artistic practice in which she explores her relationship with nature and the image of the feminine. The book “Brûlure” is an experience, a secret initiation, a journey through fire. From the very first pages, without really knowing where we’re going, we slowly make our way…

Austrian-born photographer Martin Essl has lived in Paris for many years. Le bateau ivre, a reference to Arthur Rimbaud’s poem of the same name, in which the writer uses the image of a boat to represent a man’s journey through life, is part of his autobiographical work. Structured like a play in five acts, this…

A professional photographer based in Paris, Jean-Baptiste Pellerin has been distributing his work under the name #BACKTOTHE STREET for ten years. His portraits, taken in the street as he meets people, are intended to go back out into the street. His photos, in the unchanging 10×15 cm format, are glued onto tiles and protected by…

17.02.1958. Mister K leaves home only to return eight months later. Eight months during which he drives across the United States, immersed in his memories, driving at a breakneck pace to what seems like the end of the world. Sylvie Meunier has produced several projects based around vernacular photography, such as the series Avant que tu ne…

It all begins in a flea market on a rainy day, as Michel Lagarde’s discerning eye catches a glimpse under a tarpaulin of a set of forgotten works. These are the paintings of Suzanne Humbert (1913-1952), recognizable by their vibrant simplicity and the sense of familiarity they evoke. With an intimate style and bold colors, Suzanne…