Series - Agence VU'

Algeria from East to West, 2003

« ...I tried again to go wherever I could; but traveling in Algeria is, each time, a painful and difficult experience. It borders on the unspeakable. I always have the impression of falling into a bottomless pit from which I will never get out. » Bruno Boudjelal

The Immobile Barge, 2003

With each tide, it is discovered, whatever the weather, winter and summer. It appears then disappears, populated by ghosts and stories.

David Sauveur séries

W National Park of Niger, 2003

Its name is due to the shape of the Niger River which is like the letter. The western park is crossed by the Tapoa and the Mekrou, tributaries of the third River of Africa. There is a varied wildlife, from baobabs to bamboos, baboons and antelopes.

Rip Hopkins séries

Otkritki, 2003

Otkritki, which means postcard in Russian, is the product of three trips to Uzbekistan over the past three years.

Dominique Delpoux séries

Double I, 2003

Series | A search of duality, Dominique Delpoux captures two facets of the same individual.

Guy Tillim séries

Leopold and Mobutu, 2002

Series | Guy Tillim spent July to September 2003 photographing traces of the colonial occupation of the Congo by King Leopold II of Belgium and vestiges of more recent plunder under Mobutu Sese Sek.

Franck Ferville séries

Gypsies, 2002

It was precisely when I ran into a convoy of caravans in the Parisian suburbs that I met Mickey, Evangelical pastor and clan chief of this community.

Pieter ten Hoopen séries

Huntington Disease, 2002

Series | Their oldest son had just died. When I visited the Bengtson family two years ago Michelle was nursing her husband Jim and their youngest son Austin, before leaving for work.

Manit Sriwanichpoom séries

In-Your-Face, 2002

For sitters, I chose my expressive artist friends. I then tried to present them in ways that would be inconceivable even to them...

Vincent Migeat séries

C'est encore loin la mer ?, 2002

Series | The past overlaps with its discovery. Images of a summer childhood in the Gulf of Sagone emerge against recent photographs of a place and a landscape.