A former reporter with a background in political and social sciences, Marc Lathuillière has developed a body of work that takes us to the heart of societies and the prolific nature of contemporary images.

Meeting Marie Morel and her works constitutes a saga, a voyage of discovery into her vibrant inner world, as intriguing as it is captivating.

In the heart of a forest, Enzo Mianes draws inspiration from heterogeneous materials which he collects to serve his archaeological vision of emotions.

In Sofia, in the shadow of a brutalist structure, Stefan Nikolaev's "Half-Life" takes shape in the hands of craftsmen, an ironworker and a glassblower.Stefan Nikolaev's works, the fruit of what he calls his own voluntary dislocation, revisit icons of our contemporary society, leaving a haze of "cool nostalgia" in their wake.

Deeply rooted in the history of landscape photography, his work immerses the viewer in a lush, little-known world, highlighting the diversity of the endangered underwater environment.

“To lose all the gravity of the world.”This is how Jeanne Morel sees her art and her gift to the public.