Series
Workers, 1998
Series | The series Workers was initiated by Jacques Nichet, director of the Théâtre National de Toulouse, who asked for portraits of workers during the construction of the theater.
Dallas (Romania), 1998
The Romanian Roma community is the world's largest. Amongst Romania's 23 million inhabitants the government estimates it's Roma population aas being 400,000, but a more realistic figure would be around 2 million.
La Dame de la Mer, 1998
Series | Writer, photographer and first woman oceanographer, she made her mark in the very male world of fishing...
Famine in South Sudan, 1998
Repeatedly, Sudan lives through war and hunger. In Bahr-el Gazhal, the “land of gazelles” in Southwestern Sudan, competition was traditionally fierce among the Dinkas tribes to crown the greatest milk drinker. Among these semi-nomadic shepperds, quite isolated from the world, each clan had its champion, symbol of the power of the group.
Palliative care unit, 1997
This report was realized in the palliative cares unit of the Paul Brousse hospital. Treating or curing is not the aim of this unit, it takes care of people whose the illness can’t be stopped and of whose death is near.
Amazon Burning, 1997
Ecuador is one of the largest oil producing countries in South America. Lago Agrio is it's principal oil town - it's ‘black gold’ capital.
This Bloodless War, 1997
With the series "This Bloodless War", Manit Sriwanichpoom denounces the ravages of capitalism by replaying famous images of photojournalism.
Peshawar: The darkness of light, 1997
Série | Midway on the main road from Islamabad to Kabul, the contemporary Muslim city of Peshawar, which means “The Place at the Frontier,” remains in many ways a place on the edge, still buffeted by frenetic movement and ceaseless transition.
OVNI (Organics Visions of a Imaginary Nature), 1997
The wound is visible, a red stain appears on his body. Trace of a fierce fight, agonizing mountain. Elsewhere in the middle of a wood, a tree uprooted by the wind. Lying facing the sky, and the ice screaming. In the middle of sleeping fjords, skin fragmented to infinity.
After Paradise, 1997
Liberia has been totally destroyed by 7 years of civil war. The majority of its infrastructures are reduced to rubble, and health and education services are non-existent.
Zambia, 1997
Serie | From Misisi, a soggy township in Lusaka, past crater-sized potholes, we arrived in Navabunga on the Zambezi River.
Dogs, 1997
Beauty contests, veterinary schools, training: for ten years, Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt "pinned" the dog in all its states.
The Moréno Circus, 1997
Franck Ferville went to the Moreno circus to photograph animal shows: tigers, elephants, giraffe, monkey, as well as other animals
Secrets women, 1996
Serie | During her frequent travels through Burkina Faso and Mali, Françoise Huguier took the time of encounter: she spoke to people, went into houses, women's rooms, and listened.
Durban, South Africa, 1996
Serie | The Inkata was based in this huge port set in on the shore of Indian Ocean, in South Africa, where White, Bantous et Indians coexist.
500 coups, 1996
Due to Madagascar's social structure and the disastrous state of it's economy (ranked amongst the world's poorest countries), more and more children have no choice but to live in the street.
Thursday, 3:00 pm, 1996
Series | Thursday, 3:00 pm, covers two years of photographic portraits of a young man, Xavier. For two years, 95 meeting, and until his death, Xavier and I met every Thursday at 3 p.m.
Anvers / Valparaiso, 1996
Series | Antwerp-Valparaiso is the journey I undertook to return to Chile after 22 years in France.
Cuba, 1996
Serie | This photographic portrait of the Havana has been done during several trips between 1996 and 2000.
Twins, 1996
Série| Remus and Romulus, Castor and Pollux, twins are recurring characters in mythology and continue to fascinate the "singular" today.
Blurred Pictures of Homeless people, 1996
Olivier Coulange made many reports on the harsh reality of the homeless. Through blurred portraits, he testifies to the daily life of these anonymous people, who live and sleep on the sidewalks of increasingly impersonal cities.
Japan, 1992-1995
Series | Result of several trips in the Japanese archipelago, this work reflects the photographer’s liking for the lightness and tranquility specific to the land of the rising sun.
Nimulé, 1995
Why do you say South Sudan? Why are you telling me things that I don’t understand, that I don’t know, that I’ve never heard of? More refugees, more displaced people, war again, weapons, children in distress.
Poverty, 1995
If the “Rue des Lombards” was her "school of photography", Jane Evelyne Atwood continues to work on the street. Fascinated by people and by exclusion, she has photographed the homeless of the capital, always with deep respect for others and with empathy.
Argentina - Women in Jail, 1993
Serie | The prison life is, in collective imaginary, an environment deeply masculin, virile, and even chauvinist. Yet, many women are imprisoned in the world. How do they conciliate their confinement and their woman, mother, and wife’s life?
Adriana Lestido documents this taboo issue and submerges us in a little-known environment.
The Silence, And Nothing Around, 1994
By organizing, on white sheets, the dialogue between photographs captured in everyday life of this wartime and the words emerging from this wartime situation, we do not claim to add a new stone to the factual narrative.
Princess Hannah, with the homeless, 1989-1994
Few photographers have had the courage and constancy of Olivier Coulange who, since 1989, has been accompanying the homeless, watching them debate and testifying while living with them, in the Salvation Army and in the streets.
On the Line, 1994
It was on the border line between Belgium and France that, from 1992 to 1994, Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt cast an ironic but rarely solicitous eye on his fellow men.
The zoological reference collection, 1994
Series | The museum exercises a major patrimonial function - to acquire, conserve, restore, manage and exhibit very important national collections of documents and natural history.
Canne Film Festival, 1994
Serie | Cannes is a dream coming true for two weeks every year. And as in every dream, there are always people in the shadow to make it exist.
Cannes Film Festival - portraits, 1994
Serie | Cannes is a dream coming true for two weeks every year. And as in every dream, there are always people in the shadow to make it exist.
Habibi Cairo, 1994
These faces of children, men and women, imprints of poetry and affection take us to the neighborhoods where these families live. The delicate and sensitive eye of a photographer craves for meaning beyond the mundane.
Cairo, 1994
Between Denis Dailleux and Cairo, it is a true love story : on one side, an insatiable fascination for this unique place, its mood, its magical lights and an unspeakable tenderess towards its inhabitants
The Peasants, Switzerland, 1994
Serie | This work on peasants comes from afar. It is an opportunity for Hugues de Wurstemberger to recall how much his work is determined by his childhood, his family, the land of the mountain pastures with which he has an almost carnal relationship.
Bakersfield Oil County, 2008
Serie | Located two hours north of Los Angeles, between Mojave desert and Sequoia Park. Bakersfield is known for being the champion of agriculture but above all for its oil supply.
Kommounalki, 2007
Serie | As a provisional measure after the Revolution of 19717, the Kommounalkas (community flats), went through the whole 20th century and still concern 17 million of Russians.
Haïti, 2008
The work of the American photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood on Haiti is radically at odds with the imagery of violence and misery that current events regularly impose to evoke this Caribbean country.
The place in between, 2008
I love to photograph in the sea, it is my second home but I have always feared the ocean as well, or rather, what lies beneath.
Gardens of Cocagne (plenty), France, 2008
“Jardins de Cocagne” are organic market gardens which employ people confronted to social and professional exclusion situations.
7/7 : the Shadow of the Living, 2008
Series | 7 series for 7 stories of survivors
Youth (Rennes Rock’Roll), 2008
Youth demonstration in Rennes in Brittany in December 2005 against the ban on the Transmusicales teknival and in March 2006 against the CPE law and job insecurity.
Black Sea, Between Chronicle and Fiction, Imagined States and Desires, A Balkan Journey, Part 3, 2008
Serie | On eight occasions, the British photographer Vanessa Winship visited the shores of the Black Sea.
Secret Documents, 2008
Serie | Massimo Siragusa shows us here the places of the Italian national archives, from Rome to Florence, documenting their heterogeneous and historical architectures.
An Ordinary Week in Guatemala City, 2008
Series | More than ten years after the peace agreement which put an end to the longest (36 years) and bloodiest civil war in Central America, the violence hasn't ceased in Guatemala, and remains the major preoccupation of the country's population.
London Fashion Week, 2008
Series | A famous fashion designer once said that fashion exists to distract us from the reality of death. Here is a fragment of the life and backstage bustle of some of the London fashion shows captured by Michael Grieve.
No Love Lost, British sex Industry, 2008
Series | No Love Lost is a visual itinerary documenting people who use their sexuality as a commodity. The seemingly spiritually vacant environments of prostitution, pornography and stripping, invoke a sense of unfulfilled and dislocated lives.
The Serbian Memory of Kosovo, 2008
Series | Under UN protection since June 1999, the Albanians of Kosovo have declared their independence on February 17, 2008.
Black Sea, Between Chronicle and Fiction, Part 2, 2008
Serie | For several months she photographed exclusively in black and white the six coastal countries of Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Russia, Ukraine and Georgia.
Rêve d'Orient, 2008
Series | Rêve d’Orient (Dream of the Orient) combines three series which were produced in the Far East between 2005 and 2008: Trans-Siberian, Lost in China and Japanese Whispers.
In the footsteps of Joan of Arc, 2007
Série | The 600-kilometer journey between Domrémy and Chinon traces the route taken by Joan of Arc on her way to meet the French king Charles VII in 1429.
Travel, (1996-2007)
The series "Travel 1996-2003" covers trips to Sicily, Japan, and Turkey that were commissioned, "carte blanche" or by invitation.
Black Sea, Between Chronicle and Fiction, Part1, 2007
Serie | On eight occasions, the British photographer Vanessa Winship visited the shores of the Black Sea.
Cooking Alchemists, 2007
This work is the fruit of the encounter between the Cook Pierre Gagnaire and the chemist Hervé This over the written work of Nicolas Bonnefons, Louis XIV's servant...
The clinic Esquirol, Saint-Hilaire, 2007
In the often very impersonal universe of clinics, Christophe Goussard is tracking down those little gestures that are the link between two human beings. To the technicality and the growing place of the machine, the photographer is opposing the human work in the hospital environment.
Succeed or Die, 2007
Rip Hopkins spent ten days in Behren-lès-Forbach, the poorest of the 500 poorest cities in France, according to a study by the Ministry of the City...
UNKNOWN, 2007
Serie | The aim of this work, after the tragedies of Europe in the twentieth century, to consider America as a welcoming place, a receptacle of dramas of old Europe, optimistic transposition of misery, the brutality of war and revolutions.
Rockabilly (portraits), 2007
These ‘photo booth’ portraits were created in small makeshift studios during the Fifties Fair at Rose Seidler House and backstage at GreazeFest in Brisbane in 2007.
Rockabilly, living the 50's in Australia (2004-2007)
Serie | The 1950’s were an exuberant decade that saw the birth of rock’n’roll, new fashions and social mores, and a breakaway generation who were the first to be known as teenagers.
At the turn of the 21st century there are some for whom the 1950’s never died...
Car crashes in Buenos Aires, 2007
Series | Diego Levy daily captures car accidents in Buenos Aires.
La Lumière des jours, 2007
Series | Over the seasons Sophie Chivet has seized the forms, the light, the wind that gently makes grass move.
Haute Couture, 2007
It's all about the autumn-winter 2008 haute couture collections presented in Paris this summer. At the Orangerie de Versailles, Dior is showing paintings by the great masters and courtesans of the court of Louis XIV.
Urban Jungle, 2018
I've been living in Los Angeles since 2002. A megapole I photograph every day and which never ceases to amaze me. It is not a single entity but several cities stuck together, as it expands horizontally.
Building a New American Dream, 2018
Series | Ismail Ferdous spent over 6 months traveling all around the United States to explore the nuances, complexities, breath, and everything in between of South Asians in this American land.
Weapons Shows (Work in progress)
Series | Just as lingerie or cars, tanks and missiles have their own shows. From Paris to Delhi, these events, known war shows, are little known to the general public but draw in great numbers of professionals from the defence industry.
The black Hole, Dzerjinsk – Russia, 2018
Serie | Located 400 kilometers on the east of Moscow near Nihni Novgood, Dzerjinsk was for a long time considered as the soviet capital of chemistry.
Toxic town, Anniston – United States, 2018
Serie | The small city of Anniston, in Alabama, little more than 20 000 inhabitants, is one of the most polluted places in the earth.
Soviet Sanatoriums, 2018
Serie | Oil baths, Radon mineral water massage, thalassotherapy at the edge of the Black Sea are the cure centers’ specialties – also called sanatoriums – in Naftalan, Kolkhida and Tskaltubo, respectively based in Azebadjian and in Georgia.
The Emotion of Vertigo, 2018
Serie | From the cliffs of the beautiful island of Capri to the steep peaks of the Cortina d'Ampezzo, it is amazing to see the similar sensations that can evoke landscapes that seem to have no common features.
Don’t go to Glasgow ! 2018
Serie| Back after 41 years in Glasgow, Bertrand Carrière explores identity, youth and the ties that bind us to the places we cross.
White Islands of the South Sea, 2018
In the 19th century, miners used small canaries to ensure their safety. Sensitive to toxic gas fumes undetectable to humans, the bird served as a reference probe: when it fainted or died, the miners evacuated the mine, aware that an explosion was imminent.