Series - Agence VU'

Convoy to the East, and way back, 2002

Series | In 1997 I conducted a study on the route of the deportation of my mother, a resistant detained from 1943 to 1945 in Auschwitz, Birkenau (Poland), Ravensbrück (Germany) and Mauthausen (Austria).

Urgences, 2002

Série | Les services d’Urgences des hôpitaux de Marseille sont les seuls en France à avoir une présence policière la nuit.

Serge Clément séries

Sutures, 2002

Serie | Enter a city by its folds, its graffiti, its daily insights, its secrets, what remains hidden under the leaves. Enter a city by its wastes, its remains, what was abandoned in the street ...

Steven Siewert séries

Crystal Children in Thailand, 2002

Series | Shan Buddist Ceremony for young novice monks held at WatPa Pao in Chiang Mai, North-Western Thailand. ..

Ad Van Denderen séries

Go No Go, 1988-2002

Series | Schengen borders, asylum seekers and immigrants in Europe.

David Sauveur séries

Palestine, a statement, 2002

Photographed with a panoramic lens in a treatment where the colours are pushed up, this photograhic series attempts to assess the statement. What about, after a year and a half of Intifada, the geography of the occupation? What are the scars left on Palestinian soil by the Israeli offensive?

Bruno Boudjelal séries

Sétif, Alger, 2002

Bruno Boudjelal séries

Benthala, The Places of a Massacre, 2002

« On the night of September 22-23, 1997, during a night of horror, more than 400 people were massacred in Bentalha. During my stays in Algeria following this massacre, I often thought of visiting these places. But this did not happen, for lack of courage or fear of not knowing what to do there. » Bruno Boudjelal

Serge Clément séries

Cinq heures du matin, 2002

Series | A tribute to that fleeting instant when everything is about to turn upside-down.

Rip Hopkins séries

Home & Away, Uzbekistan, 2002

Uzbekistan is a Soviet invention. Before the Russian Revolution of 1917, Uzbeks usually identified themselves ethnically as either nomad or sart (settled), as Turk or Persian, as simply Muslim or by their clan. Later separate nationalities were identified by Soviet scholars as ordered by Stalin.