Francisco
Proner

Francisco Proner

biography

Brazilian photographer, born in 2000, based in Rio de Janeiro.

In the year 2015, he embarked on an expedition around the world by car, traveling throughout 3 continents. At the time, he started to work with the NINJA Media and « Jornalistas Livres » networks during the coverage of protests and the political crisis in Brazil.

In 2017, he completed the course of Dramaturgy and Documentary Writing at the International School of Cinema and Television (EICTV) in Cuba. Francisco was also a student in the first edition of Canon and Magnum Photos student program during the Visa Pour L’Image photojournalism festival, participating so to many meetings, talks, portfolio reviews and workshops.

Since, he develops his first personal project, Anomia, a long-term work, and begins to be published in Brazilian and international press.

Series

Presidential elections in Brazil

Série | For the daily newspaper Le Monde, Francisco Proner followed the presidential elections from the launch of the campaigns to the victory of President Lula on October 30.

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.

Bolivian Presidential Election, 2020

Série | 7.3 million Bolivians were called to the polls on October 18, 2020 to elect their President, Vice-President and renew their Parliament.

Occupied Palestinian Territories, 2020

Series | Popular resistance in the West Bank, although it is on the streets daily, receives little media attention and now, in an election year for Trump and Netanyahu, Israeli repression has increased.

ANOMIA, 2017-2020

Series | Anomia as a medical term is a brain disorder that hampers remembrance, it is sometimes a symptom of a tumor.

Sierra Maestra Building, 2019

Series | In 1957, Cuba lived under the regime of the dictator Fulgencio Batista. The country was ruled by military personnel, lined with landowners and bankers.

60th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, 2019

Series | In 2019, the Cuban revolution celebrated its 60th anniversary. In the midst of an increasingly complex and reactive to communist ideology world, the island is faced with its first non-Castro president since 1959.

Brumadinho Dam, 2019

Series | 4 years after the rupture of a mining dam of Vale do Rio Doce, the largest private company in Latin America, a new environmental disaster caused by the same company kills more than 250 people.

Presidential elections in Brazil

Série | For the daily newspaper Le Monde, Francisco Proner followed the presidential elections from the launch of the campaigns to the victory of President Lula on October 30.

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.

Bolivian Presidential Election, 2020

Série | 7.3 million Bolivians were called to the polls on October 18, 2020 to elect their President, Vice-President and renew their Parliament.

Occupied Palestinian Territories, 2020

Series | Popular resistance in the West Bank, although it is on the streets daily, receives little media attention and now, in an election year for Trump and Netanyahu, Israeli repression has increased.

ANOMIA, 2017-2020

Series | Anomia as a medical term is a brain disorder that hampers remembrance, it is sometimes a symptom of a tumor.

Sierra Maestra Building, 2019

Series | In 1957, Cuba lived under the regime of the dictator Fulgencio Batista. The country was ruled by military personnel, lined with landowners and bankers.

60th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, 2019

Series | In 2019, the Cuban revolution celebrated its 60th anniversary. In the midst of an increasingly complex and reactive to communist ideology world, the island is faced with its first non-Castro president since 1959.

Brumadinho Dam, 2019

Series | 4 years after the rupture of a mining dam of Vale do Rio Doce, the largest private company in Latin America, a new environmental disaster caused by the same company kills more than 250 people.

Presidential elections in Brazil

Série | For the daily newspaper Le Monde, Francisco Proner followed the presidential elections from the launch of the campaigns to the victory of President Lula on October 30.

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.

Bolivian Presidential Election, 2020

Série | 7.3 million Bolivians were called to the polls on October 18, 2020 to elect their President, Vice-President and renew their Parliament.

Occupied Palestinian Territories, 2020

Series | Popular resistance in the West Bank, although it is on the streets daily, receives little media attention and now, in an election year for Trump and Netanyahu, Israeli repression has increased.

ANOMIA, 2017-2020

Series | Anomia as a medical term is a brain disorder that hampers remembrance, it is sometimes a symptom of a tumor.

Sierra Maestra Building, 2019

Series | In 1957, Cuba lived under the regime of the dictator Fulgencio Batista. The country was ruled by military personnel, lined with landowners and bankers.

60th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, 2019

Series | In 2019, the Cuban revolution celebrated its 60th anniversary. In the midst of an increasingly complex and reactive to communist ideology world, the island is faced with its first non-Castro president since 1959.

Brumadinho Dam, 2019

Series | 4 years after the rupture of a mining dam of Vale do Rio Doce, the largest private company in Latin America, a new environmental disaster caused by the same company kills more than 250 people.