Sweet Bitter, 2013

"The universe that Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt reveals to us is not a happy one. If he does not travel the planet to bear witness to the pains of the world, if he escapes the fascination of war, drama and blood, it is clear that he does not make a pact with the world of privileges." Jean-Christophe Bailly

To the Sea, 2013

These photographs have been collected over years and years of travel across the country, along dusty roads to nowhere in particular but on roads that always lead back to the sea.

S, 2013

Series | Warning: Images that may offend the sensibilities of visitors. Gert Jochems wants to find out what happens behind lowered blinds and closed curtains. He is interested in what people usually keep to themselves.

Unframed – Marseille, 2013

Unframed is an ongoing project since 2010, realized using images by famous or anonymous photographers and archival images that JR interprets and takes out of their context depending on the place, neighborhood or city he works in.

The flood according to me, 2013

Raining things, plastic raining, various things raining... Shovels, wheels, boards, books, saws, buckets...

Departure Landscapes, 2013

« The Departure Landscapes were undertaken as a continuation of the Harragas project
in the coastal regions of Annaba and Oran where clandestine migrants set out for Europe. » Bruno Boudjelal

On the road with "Le Jeu des 1000€", 2013

Series | A portrait of contemporary France through its oldest daily radio-show: "Le jeu des 1000€".

Testimonies from the North Caucasus, 2013

Series | The Caucasus Mountains near Sochi, host of part of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. The North Caucasus, the site of one of the most deadly conflicts in Europe, is located in this mountain range.

The Wrinkles of the City – Berlin, 2013

In April 2013, JR works on over 15 buildings in the Berlin city limits, within the context of his project ‘The Wrinkles of the City’.

Frantz Fanon, 2013

« When I first went to Martinique, where my wife was born, I felt an unsettling attachment to the place, a sensation of familiarity. My subsequent visits made this feeling all the stronger. » Bruno Boudjelal