Author L'Œil de la Photographie

The images fall into darkness. The reflection of light, the glare, the intermittent blinking are a poetic leitmotiv. I try to reveal a retinal experience - as if this moment of…

Après les aulnes (After the Alders) evokes the world of my parents, where I grew up. My visits to them are occasions to seize moments I am never sure will…

Shot ten years after Katrina, Faubourg Tremé focuses on the daily lives of residents of this legendary New Orleans neighborhood, historically associated with African-American culture. Every Sunday, slaves would gather…

I wanted to evoke the life of a man, seize a few instants, suspend time in his universe. Behind most images, there is a story, often regarding family, where generations…

Abkhazia does not appear on the map. Ravaged by a bloody, now forgotten, conflict with Georgia in 1993, the tiny, self-proclaimed republic is nestled between the Black Sea and the…

In this series, when the images are turned upside down, the faces of young women are metamorphosed, becoming strange puppets where beauty coexists with a gentle form of freakishness. The…

This series is a work-in-progress in which I explore the profound desire to flee felt by young people of my generation. I question their need to disengage with reality by…

Paris 8 is angry: blockades inside and out, public meetings in session, broadcasts of leaflets, collages of posters, it’s been more than a month since the Paris 8 Saint-Denis University…

In December 2015, the author and director Olivier Brunhes invited me to accompany him to the Osny prison, to do a photographic report on a play that he had prepared…

“Construction in Progress” is a piece of artistic research carried out by the photographer Julie Hascoët and the illustrator Roméo Julien. This collaboration, to be in 7 sections (through 7…