Photographers

Guillaume Bonn is an award winning documentary photographer who has for the last 25 years reported on conflict, social and environment issues.

Christopher Wilton-Steer’s photography explores less well documented
and often misunderstood parts of the world.

Cristina Mittermeier has dedicated her entire professional life to championing the preservation of biodiversity and documenting the lives of indigenous peoples who struggle to continue to preserve their culture.

“I don't photograph what I see, but what I feel”. For three decades, photographer LiLiROZE has made blur her photographic signature.

Fabrice Dekoninck is passionate about history and the issues surrounding the construction of memory.

Ole Marius Joergensen [born in 1976] is an art photographer based in the small town of Asker, just outside Oslo. Born in rural Norway, he grew up fascinated by the imagery of Steven Spielberg and Stephen King depicting American suburbs, drawing inspiration from them to craft his own narratives.

Modern romantic artist, Thomas Crauwels has a recognized and distinctive style that has been awarded in Switzerland and internationally on numerous occasions. His quest for excellence is the very testimony of his intimate and sincere link with the Alps.

Following in the footsteps of the masters of Japanese photography from Provok and the French humanist photographers, Bruno Labarbère takes us on a deep-black wander through the streets and alleys of Japan's capital, following the rhythm of the mizuwari as he meets them.

A military photographer-reporter for ten years, from 2006 to 2016, Jérémy Lempin documented the most recent conflicts involving the French army.

Olivier Joly is the author of, SAGAS is a photographic gateaway into a thousand-year-old Iceland. For this dreamlike journey, black & white prevailed. It is the language of time immemorial, the only one capable of transmitting the raw force of his emotions.

Convinced of the importance of the author’s work, Sylvain is committed to dealing over the long term with the stories of society that challenge us.

For nearly 20 years, Laurent Baheux has observed the upheavals of the wild world through his lens. A vocation which came to him “in reaction to the madness of men”.

Maryam Ashrafi is a Paris-based Iranian photographer. She has published her first book; “ Rising among ruins, Dancing amid bullets”, documenting the consequences of war and the lives of civilians returning to their homes.

Éric Lamblin, known as Crackoï, has always had a camera in hand. On or under water, he has never strayed far from the sea to sail, surf, dive, freedive, etc.

In her artistic practice, she focuses on paper, both as the substance of her work and as a subject in its own right. She finds poetry in these scraps of used and torn posters, and through photography, these fragments acquire a new existence and meaning.

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Born of an Italian mother from Friuli and a father born in Jesi, in the Marches, Emanuele Scorcelletti returns with this project to the lands and roots of his paternal family for a tribute carried by great emotion.

For ten years now, photographer Floriane de Lassée has been building a series in which vast cityscapes and the intimate lives of the people who inhabit them are brought together in provocative fusion.

Isabelle Boccon-Gibod began making use of photography when she lived in England, and has largely devoted herself to it since her return to Paris in 2004

Patricia Canino is a contemporary artist who experiments the photographic medium both in its ability to create meaning and in its materiality.

Oscillating between mischievous eroticism and wistful splendor, her work employs and explores traditional ideals of beauty and gender to portray sexuality from a predominantly female perspective.

Laurent Ballesta is a naturalist photographer, born in Montpellier in 1974.Today, the author of 13 books dedicated to underwater photography, he is the youngest photographer to receive the “Golden Diver” award at the Antibes International Underwater Image Festival