Photo Elysée will be present at Paris Photo from November 13 to 16 to unveil the work of Iranian photographer Hannah Darabi.
Named winner of the Prix Elysée last June by a jury of international experts, Hannah Darabi will unveil the initial developments of Why Don't You Dance? at the Photo Elysée booth.
The Iranian artist explores dance as a cultural element whose value can change depending on the social and political context in which it occurs. Once completed, this unique project will be published and exhibited at Photo Elysée in June 2026.
Photo Elysée presents Conversations, a podcast that invites you behind the scenes of a photography project.
In this episode, we invite you to listen to Hannah Darabi, as she describe the fascinating process of developing a new visual project.
The Prix Elysée is an international production award that encourages photographers from all over the world to develop an original project on a theme of their choice. It is made possible thanks to the exclusive support of Parmigiani Fleurier.
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