James Barnor, witness to a Changing Ghana
A woman poses for the camera, seated on a giant box of Agfa photo film in Accra, Ghana. The date is October 22, 1970, and Ghanaian photographer James Barnor has…
Article published on 17.04.2025
Homage to Monique Jacot
“I wanted to bear witness. Activism is linked to my journey as a woman. I have always been independent, self-reliant, active. I wanted to bear witness to the conditions of…
Article published on 04.02.2025
The Last Cibachrome
Created from an image in The Anonymous Project slide collection, which includes nearly a million anonymous images dating from 1940 to 2000, this print was produced on January 23, 2023,…
Article published on 11.01.2025
Maya Rochat unveils Water Is Coming
"What I wanted to do was really to put together an exhibition that did some good and make people dream." – Maya Rochat
Article published on 05.12.2024
PORTRAYING WAR
Representations of the conflict in the Middle East such as this image, extensively shared on social networks, have been pouring in since October 7, 2023. Photography narrates the world as…
Article published on 22.10.2024
Rahim Fortune reveals his family archives
Photo Elysée · #3 – Rahim Fortune Rahim Fortune's photographs are deeply rooted in his South American heritage. He primarily uses traditional analog techniques to capture his images. In his project The Cove,…
Article published on 27.09.2024
Roger Eberhard explores three centuries of history
Photo Elysée · #2 – Roger Eberhard This episode features Swiss photographer Roger Eberhard, an avid lover of landscapes who investigates the history of places impacted by human activity through his art.…
Article published on 27.09.2024
Anastasia Samoylova sheds light on the interactions between landscape and humanity
Photo Elysée · #8 – Anastasia Samoylova Anastasia Samoylova is Russian but resides in the United States, where she continues to explore her favorite theme. In an interview with Katie Kheriji-Watts, she…
Article published on 27.09.2024
Seif Kousmate talks about his relationship with his father
Photo Elysée · #6 – Seif Kousmate After spending years in a corporate job, Seif Kousmate transitioned back to his true passion: photography. Through it, he has traveled the world, merging photography…
Article published on 27.09.2024
How Felipe Romero Beltrán found his country through photography
Photo Elysée · #7 – Felipe Romero Beltrán Originally from Colombia, Felipe Romero Beltrán has lived abroad for half of his life. Recently, he aimed to reconnect with his homeland while integrating…
Article published on 27.09.2024
Hannah Darabi: Iran at the heart of her work
Photo Elysée · #1 – Hannah Darabi Originally from Iran, Hannah Darabi has been living in Paris for several years. Her country has always been at the heart of her art, reflecting…
Article published on 27.09.2024
Camille Gharbi denounces rape culture
Photo Elysée · #4 – Camille Gharbi In her Parisian artist studio, Camille Gharbi tackles the heavy themes of sexuality and violence, particularly within relationships where power dynamics are unbalanced. The French…
Article published on 27.09.2024