Guillaume Boeye
Guillaume Boeye was born in Toulouse in 1971. He left the city and his professional career in finance in 2001 to settle on Reunion Island. He became a paragliding instructor and quickly became passionate about scuba diving and underwater photography. Since 2004, he has devoted most of his free time to meeting cetaceans, a camera in hand to capture these exceptional encounters in the Indian Ocean.
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Exposition & Pop-Up Store Hemeria à Arles 2021
Pour la troisième année, Hemeria s’installe à Arles dans un atelier d’artisans pour une résidence hors-les-murs le temps des Rencontres. Le public arlésien est invité
Succès de la 1ère campagne de financement participatif
Paris, le 19 février 2019. Hemeria a le plaisir d’annoncer que sa première campagne de financement participatif a dépassé l’objectif initial de 20.000 € en récoltant
« Dans l’intimité des baleines », un livre-événement.
Deux photographes, Guillaume Boeye et Éric Lamblin, basés sur l’Île de la Réunion nous ont confié la production et la diffusion de leur ouvrage, Dans
His works
Communion with Whales
Guillaume Boeye and Éric Lamblin are two free-diving divers based in Reunion Island. For the past 15 years, they have been diving together to capture the presence of whales off the coast of the Island during the breeding and calving season. Communion with Whales puts on stage in an exceptional book the most beautiful images they have gathered during their common dives.
True aquatic dancers, humpback whales move us with their tender gestures of protection. They also embody, despite their imposing size, the fragility of an underwater world to be protected. Sublimated by their grace, this space is always threatened by man, despite the measures taken for its preservation. Here, man is only an attentive observer, subjugated by their beauty and respectful of their natural environment.
This book is a total immersion in their world, in more than 60 images that show all the shades of blue and show us the unprecedented spectacle of their choreography so light, so expressive.It is prefaced byLaurent Ballesta.
