Series

The New Men, 2016

Serie | Claudine Doury keeps on questioning this fragile and violent in-between stage of the body and of the coming of age that is teenagerhood.

Private / 18-35, 2016

Series | In the spring of 2016, Claude Pauquet was invited in residence by the CACP Villa Perochon to make a portrait of the young adults of Niort.

Solovki, 2016

Series | The imposing walls of the Solovetski monastery stand on the Solovki islands, in the calm waters of the White Sea in northwest Russia.

Larissa, 2016

Series | Chernobyl. Poliske, Ukraine. Her name was Kramarova Larissa Olexandrivna. 1961 - 2015

National Park of Joshua Tree, 2016

The national Park of Joshua Tree is located in the south-east of California. It is the home of two distinct desert ecosystems: the Colorado Desert and the Mojave Desert.

Virtual Seoul, 2016

Serie | With “Virtual Seoul”, the photographer Françoise Huguier tries to resolve a long-time enigma that haunts her since she strides up the world, and in particular Asia: How has a city become in thirty years the spearhead of popular culture throughout Asia?

Bringing Oneself Into The World, 2016

Series | Photographer Steeve Iuncker has spent several years researching the transitional period from childhood to adulthood, wondering about the absence of clearly identifiable « rites » in our secular society.

Poison, 2016

Serie | In the last 35 years biodiversity has declined by more than a quarter due to population growth and our consumption. Overexploitation is currently unsustainable and habitat destruction is causing decrease in species.

«Only the outraged shall come in», 2016

Storie | Though the year 2016 is still in its earlier months, numerous social movements have already emerged and seem here to last. Strikes against the labour reform, opposition to the state of emergency, #NuitDebout movement, denunciation of police brutality...

Tabula Rogeriana, 2016

This photographic series finds its genesis in the book of Pedrag Matveievich, “La Méditerrannée”, and the tabular work of the scientist and cartographer, Muhammad Al-Idrisi; the “Tabula Rogeriana”.