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A tour of the world and a view of who we were this week, in ten images from the U.S. media: A photojournalist puts down his camera to write about…

“Art can only be erotic” said Picasso. If it’s true for drawing and painting, why not for photography? Isn’t the photographer above all the one who shows us reality, unveils it, denudes…

Time flies when you’re having fun. The last of the four big fashion weeks came to a conclusion in Paris last week, and for many of us the craziness is…

Derived from fairy-tale imagery, L’horloge is part of the series Les confitures, small fragments of stories rooted in childhood memories. Like Hans Christian Andersen’s […]…

This humanistic, philosophic and poetic tale was told in Chili, in the Atacama desert, in the Humberstone salitrera, producer of saltpeter until 1960 when it was abandoned for chemical fertilizers.…

"Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night,” Edgar Allan Poe. This is how these girls, carried away in the…

A young photographer, Estelle Largarde kept a journal documenting her treatment for adenocarcinoma in her breast. The journal combined pictures and text. It would have been interesting and important enough…

What does the word ‘Chernobyl’ bring to mind? A nuclear catastrophy. A government lie about a radioactive cloud that didn’t cross our border. Deformed children. An utter disaster. Chernobyl is…

A rise in human density will lead inexorably to a rise in urban density. Modeled after the large international metropolises, cities fill up and spaces divide to form new living…