
Russia, White nights, 2012
Serie | My night was more beautiful than day” wrote Dostoyevsky in his debut novel. Tonight isn’t just another night. It is the longest of the year, the Summer Solstice at the end of June. At such a close range from the arctic circle, as it is in Saint Petersburg, this night appears as a day without end.

The Night Life of Pamela, 2012
By day, Garbatje is a nurse in Bruge. By night, everywhere else, he's Pamela. Come nighttime, parading her body before an audience...

The Wrinkles of the City – Shanghai, 2012
JR provides us a poetic, social and above all human way. As the artist puts it himself:” Change the way people see the world, is already a way to making things change…

Patagonia, The Damned and the Beautiful, 2012
Series | Aysén, Chile, a region of some 92.000 souls, sits in one of the most remote and undisturbed areas of the world.

The island, 2012
Serie | The serie was made in Cuba between 2010 and 2012

Egypte, Martyrs of the Révolution, 2012
Through his photographs, Denis Dailleux pays tribute to the martyrs, men and women – often young – who lost their lives in the Egyptian Revolution of 28 January 2011, victims of police violence and pro-Mubarak militia.

Morocco, Shemz’y circus school, 2012
We are by the seaside, in a poor district of Salé, in the suburb of Rabah. There is an old fort, eaten away by the years. In front : a circus tent. And inside the tent, a large warehouse, some offices and a canteen… This is where the Moroccan National Circus School is established, far away from the city center.

Working Class Heroes, 2014
With this series of portraits of workers, which the photographer poses frontally and integrates by a game of superimposition in their factory, Olivier Coulange questions both the worker's condition and the ambivalent relationship that these subjects have with their work tools.

Terra Incognita, 2012
Terra Incognita was born from the exploration of a territory by the very person who wants to be an observer and at the same time is observed.

Atlas, 2012
The Atlas series represents an autobiographical synthesis, full of obsessions, appearances and discoveries...