Series

Alma Tierra, 2019

Series | While urban and peripheral Spain grows disproportionately, inland and rural Spain are suffering in extremes that would surprise even Spaniards.

Juliette, 2019

In the childhood village of Denis Dailleux, in Anjou, lived a woman of character, a true character of a novel: Juliette, her great-aunt, who died in 2017 at the age of 100.

Waiting room, 2019

Series | Marin Driguez photographed the waiting bench of the Emergency Room of the Saint-Pierre Hospital in Brussels from January to August 2019.

On the movie set of Camille, Central African Republic, 2019

Serie | In 2014, Camille Lepage, a French photojournalist based in Bangui, lost her life in unsolved circumstances while covering the conflict between Selekas and anti-Balaka militias in the Central African countryside.

Corsica, 2019

Series | The Corsica I have in memory is not on the front page of the news. It takes roots somewhere at the end of the 1960s, at 20 kilometres North of Ajaccio, in the Cinarca region where my family comes from.

Sete#19, 2019

Serie | Landscapes, people, a sensitive black and white, without effect, vibrating with subtle greys, the feeling that spaces are inhabited, that they contain memories, traces, that man, without it being obvious, has shaped and inhabited them...

Here are the dragons, 2019

Series | On the occasion of a cycle of three exhibitions entitled "Here are the dragons" (Ici sont les dragons) at the Maison Populaire de Montreuil, Louise Desnos was invited to carry out an original photographic work which resulted in this series of images. Each part is marked by an emblematic advertising slogan: Because we are worth it, Come as you are and Just do it.

August Song, 2019

Martin Bogren photographed balls in the Swedish countryside for several summers and gives us an intimate and vertiginous account that condenses in a way the sensitive affirmation of his subjective visions.

Carry On, 2019

Serie | Carry-On is a new body of staged work on fear of flying.

Chroniques, 2017 - 2019

In 2017, JR started a series of epic participatory murals, inspired by the work of the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera (1886–1957). Each work entailed photographing and filming hundreds of people, alone or in groups, and then collaging their portraits together to create a narrative and highly-realistic composition that dealt with a place or social issue.