Series

Les Hautes Solitudes, 2021-2022

Series | Following an invitation from the Champs Libres/Musée de Bretagne in Rennes to produce a new series in Brittany, Nolwenn Brod chose to work on Brest, her native city in which "she has never lived."

Overview, 2015-2022

Series | A selection of images from different series made between 2011 and 2022.

A priestess under the Arctic Circle, 2022

Series | It is not every day that people get to see a priestess strap on a rifle after celebrating mass. Nevertheless, this does not come as a surprise for the people of Longyearbyen the northernmost inhabited center in the world, in the Svalbard archipelago.

The people who feed US, 2020-2022

Série | Meatpacking plant workers have been deemed essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The majority of employees at meatpacking plants in the United States are either immigrants or refugees. This is a selection of portraits of immigrants who work in the meatpacking industry.

Xiximai, 2021

Series | Xiximai, the goddess of famine, visits the houses of the Ch'orti 'Mayan people every year on the first of June. Families wait for her with food otherwise, she will leave them in poverty and the corn reserves will dwindle.

Anima, 2014 & 2021

Serie | This series tells the story of a child's relationship with his or her pet.

Kurdistan, life under trees

series| In the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan, every tree has a story and every village has its own myths and legends about trees. But bombing and illegal felling are increasingly threatening the trees and the centuries-old traditions linked to them.

Diaphane, 2019-2021

Series | Bodies are eternally adorned with a second skin, sometimes in the form of clothing, sometimes in the form of the photographer's gaze. As photographic objectivity remains a myth, the photographer dresses the photographed with his gaze.

Until the corn grows back, 2019-2021

Series | Climate change is destroying the harvests of hundreds of thousands of small farmers, fuelling a humanitarian crisis: in Guatemala, one child in two suffers from chronic malnutrition, the highest rate in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Tangiers, at the crossroads of Europe and Africa

series | The American writer Paul Bowles called it the "Dream City" in his Memoirs of a Nomad. Unloved under the reign of King Hassan II, the third Moroccan city in terms of population has regained its place in the Cherifian kingdom, and is experiencing a new economic, cultural and tourist revival.