Podcast in French.
101 Visages is an immersive podcast that explores the portraits and photographs of photojournalist Reza, revealing the human stories and socio-political and historical contexts that accompany them. Each episode weaves together Reza’s images and the stories behind them, offering listeners a deep dive into the realities that shaped these iconic works. From Afghanistan to Cannes, via the River Amour, Reza’s testimonies open the way for other experts to share their knowledge on specific subjects, enriching our understanding of the events and places he has immortalised.
Produced by Les Ateliers Reza & Webistan
Based on an original idea by Reza and Rachel Deghati
Directed, coordinated and mixed by Emma Sednaoui
Description:
In this episode, we travel to Phnom Penh in 1996, where mountains of Western waste are giving rise to veritable villages in the rubbish dumps. Through the eyes of ‘Prince’, a young boy born into this world, we discover the reality of these children who live off rubbish from elsewhere. With Delphine Darmon – podcaster and writer of Demain n’attend pas, entrepreneur and expert in ESG transformation – we explore the underside of this ignored global trade: why does our rubbish end up so far away? And at what price?
Many thanks to the Académie du Climat for welcoming us to their premises to record this episode.
If you like this photograph, you can find it on our website: studioreza.com and support the podcast!
You can find Delphine Darmon’s work on her website https://demainnattendpas.fr/.
