Afghanistan in the hands of the Taliban, 2021

series| On 15 August 2021, the Taliban entered Kabul. The Afghan capital has returned to the hands of the insurgent group after 20 years of American presence, after a rapid advance that nothing and no one was able to stop.

À côté, 2018-2021

Series | À côté is a photographic approach to the body in the "Almost there". The body, omnipresent in my work, tends here to reflect on presence through its absence.

Mexico Self-defense groups, 2021

Série | Throughout Mexico, "community militias" are organizing themselves into a force to oppose both the government authorities and the drug cartels.

Portrait of Camargue, 2021

Series| From Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer to Arles, through the Camargue Regional Natural Park, from the Aigues Mortes salt flats to the rice farms, photographer Paolo Verzone spent a year in the Camargue, an astonishing region where water and land are one.

The Samaritaine, 2021

Series | Since 2013, the photographer Pierre-Olivier Deschamps has been following the progress of the titanic restoration project of The Samaritaine, in the heart of Paris.

Within, 2021

Series | In the spring of 2021, during an artistic residency, Louise Desnos went to the Levant island. She took a photographic series where nature and naturists appear in symbiosis.

New Waves, 2021

Series | Heat waves, floods, tornadoes, advancing of deserts… The disasters that populate our imagination and make us shiver with pleasure in science fiction scenarios are increasingly intruding into our reality.

Hollywood in Spain, 2021

Series| Once upon a time, the largest movie open-air set in Europe.

In the hell of Kandahar, Afghanistan, 2021

Series| Pushed back with difficulty by American strikes, the Taliban have left thousands of explosive traps in their path. While foreign aid is becoming increasingly scarce, families have to choose between fleeing at the risk of mines or hiding in improvised refugee camps in the Afghan desert.

Ecuador – Born Among Oil, Jungle and Development, 2021

Series | In the Amazon, the Coca region is the entry point to the Ecuadorian forest and the Waorani lands, one of the thirteen indigenous peoples recognized by Ecuador.