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His name: Alain Licari. He sent us the pictures he made in May in a Syrian refugee camp. They were accompanied by these two […]…

I do not know why, but I’ve always been drawn to the anthropological role of photography. No doubt a childhood with the comics of […]…

Imagine yourself immersed in a deep sleep, dreaming of being in the basket of a balloon. Imagine that instead of flying over a landscape, […]…

Elizabeth Prouvost’s photographs make the bodies vibrate: they stream with shadows and recall scenes where women untie their hair. However, it is not the […]…

“Distress” is the culmination of a dive of more than thirty years in a deeply battered United Kingdom. This description of the human condition, […]…

“Catharsis” is a book that brings together photographs and poems evoking the themes of love, death and the call to fulfillment. This collection retranscribes […]…

My serious photo life, which began in 1970, has been one of incessant obsessions with my subjects. In the early days, I lived with […]…

In a small village in Provence, where I’ve been going regularly for the past forty years, the mistral is a frequent guest. It rushes […]…

The review is superb. Its name is Pinault Collection and it is published twice a year. In the lastest issue: this wonderful subject on the […]…