Series - Agence VU'

Chanel's Workshops, 1993

In the heart of the Chanel haute couture workshops in Paris.

Miners of Carmaux, 1993

Series | Miners of Carmaux are nationally known for the social movements they initiated and their importance in history.

Gérard Rondeau séries

Under the light of a neon light, an outstretched hand brushes the headdress of a woman with sidelong gaze, one of the characters in The Fortune Teller, painted by Georges de La Tour three centuries ago.

Bruno Boudjelal séries

Journey at Setif (1993-1999)

I was always convinced that I was from here until one day in May 1993 when I found myself in Algeria. I had gone there with a total ignorance of what was happening there. I wanted to cross the country from east to west and try to find my family. My father, with whom I had an appointment the day before my departure so that he could give me information, did not come.

Françoise Huguier séries

In march for Behring, 1993

Serie | Françoise Huguier brings back to us from the Far North her photographs and her travel notes from Siberia.

Hiên Lâm Duc séries

Romania, the Kids on the Pavement, 1992

For the kids on the pavement, the journey ends in a deadlock. Life outside is rough. Many people have gotten lost in drugs. With few exceptions, they find themselves with no future other than bumming or prison.

Agnès Bonnot séries

Schools of Paris, 1992

At the heart of Parisian schools, Agnès Bonnot photographed the daily life of students from kindergarten to high school.

Bertrand Desprez séries

For a Few Stars…, 1992

From 1992 to 1995 I followed groups of teenagers from the Jules Ferry high school in Paris in their daily life. High school; friendship, groups, music, sports, family, parties. As close as possible to them, in immersion, I told this brief story of adolescence.

Roland Allard séries

Portraits, 1992

Selection of portraits made by Roland Allard

Fabrice Picard séries

Animae, 1991

Series | This work is a look at animality and more particularly at this extremely tenuous thread that separates it from humanity. This narrow, fragile border, where man recognizes himself in the animal and vice versa.