In December 2020, Aline Zalko accepted an invitation to lead a workshop at an art school in Fort-de-France, Martinique. The artist, familiar with colored pencils, takes with her only a box of watercolors, which will never leave her. Caught up in the intensity of the discovery, painting became a necessity, and this monographic book, “Martinique”…

In early 2020, Aurélie Scouarnec began regular visits to a wildlife care center. Here, caregivers rescue all species of birds and mammals without distinction. The photographer captures their gestures, which become ritualized as they feed, rehabilitate, dress and clean. Contact with wounded bodies opens up the space for a face-to-face encounter with animal otherness, where…

Taking its name from the slang used to affectionately describe a neighborhood bar, Guillaume Blot’s Rades flashes and exposes life in French bistros, today’s “disappearing spaces”. While there were over 200,000 troquets in France in the 1960s, the number of licenses IV has since plummeted to barely 40,000 today. Rather than documenting these closures, Guillaume Blot chooses…

In the 1990s, Françoise Huguier undertook a crossing of Siberia, from Moscow to the Behring Strait. Thirty years on, the VU’ agency photographer has gone back to her contact sheets and become aware of the already catastrophic pollution of Arctic lands. “1992”, published by Editions Odyssée, is a far cry from “En route pour Behring”…

What if it was time to eat less meat, or none at all ? Driven by your curiosity, your convictions, your wallet or any other reason of your own, you decide to take the plunge. And that’s when you’re faced with a host of questions. How can I replace meat in my dishes? Is there a…

Third book by Stéphane Mahé for Éditions de Juillet, Mood is a witness to furtive opportunities that gives them an air of eternity. With a play of chiaroscuro, Stéphane Mahé’s images are imbued with a fantastical dimension, letting the power of our imagination reveal their essence. With particular attention given to light and as few adjustments…

In 2019, the illustration world saluted Agnès Hostache with Nagasaki, a graphic novel published by Lézard noir, winner of the 2020 ADAGP revelation prize and selected at Angoulême. With her new book E.1027, Agnès Hostache once again questions our relationship with habitat. This time, she takes us to Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, to the emblematic villa E.1027. Built by architect…

300 kg of tomatoes in a little book!  This is the gamble that BACSAC has taken with its new project, BACSEEDS. Founded in 2008, BACSAC is a French brand that designs and manufactures flexible, lightweight, nomadic containers for plants. With BACSEEDS, they continue to equip those who wish to get closer to nature and cultivate…

The AAM AASTHA photographic project is an extension of Charles Fréger’s research into masquerades around the world. In India, divinities are legion and take on multiple faces. They are embodied in sacred performances held in temples, theaters and streets. Depending on the state and its population, interpretations vary; the photographer thus criss-crossed more than twenty…

 On the occasion of the release of the books L’Âme des grappes bleues (ed. Panthera) and Liberté cheval ! (ed. Sarbacane) which she illustrated, Clara Debray takes us to her mountains. Artist painter and illustrator Clara Debray was born among the peaks. The sense of belonging to the Alpine environment in which she grew up…

10 years of travel, 10 years of photography: in Roll, Théo Gosselin, takes a retrospective look at a decade of photography. Building on its success when published in 2021, Roll is reissued this year with changes to content and design. Roll brings together a hundred of the photographer’s iconic and little-known images from the start…

The beginning of Martin Jarrie was a landscape, that of the Sèvre valley, through which flows that important tributary of the Loire, the Sèvre Nantaise. From the back of his parents’ garden, he could not only see the Saint Martin farm, but also make out La Jarrie on the other bank, where he spent his…

L’Atlas is a Parisian artist born in 1978. Fascinated by handwriting from an early age, he travelled to various Arab countries in the 1990s to study calligraphy. In France, he began developing his graffiti art in the 2000s, combining it with his passion for writing. The balance between form and letter has been at the…

Press illustrator and poster artist, Jeanne Macaigne signs work that is committed, funny and poetic. She expresses current events by telling reality like a tale, one eye toward the imaginary and the other vigilantly turned outward… Interested in the strange relationships humans have with each other and with the world around them, his mesmerizing drawings let us…

Long sidelined from the practice of official medicine, women have never ceased to develop their talents as healers, and have done so since Antiquity. This book highlights some fifty remarkable figures in the field of healing, from its origins to the present day. Mythological figures, witches, mystics, shamans and therapists… Famous or lesser-known, from every…