© Aïda Muluneh Série : Water Life
© Nicolas Henry Kitihawa’s Chandelier
© Alessandro Puccinelli Séries : Mare et Plasticplastic garbage in the ocean.I wanted to idealize the objects found on the beach, pointing the attention to the fact that after being in between storms, waves and hot sun, these object are still there, partially destroy but still around us.They will not disappear by themselves unsell we decide to take care of our beaches and oceans.
© Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU’ pour Action contre la Faim. Surexposés, le dérèglement climatique VU’ par Action contre la Faim
© Namsa Leuba Damien NGL
© Catalina Martin-Chico / Agence VU’ pour Action contre la Faim
Finaliste pour le prix Dahindhen © Daesung Lee
Finaliste pour le prix Dahindhen © Elsa Leydier
© Fabrice Monteiro, Courtesy Galerie MAGNIN-A Série : The Prophecy
The Photoclimat biennial, which will take place from 18 September to 17 October for its first edition, proposes to carry out a photographic reflection on urgent themes linked to the climate and the effects of its deregulation on our lives. From droughts to food shortages and environmental disasters, the challenges of the next few years will be considerable and will affect all of humanity, weighing heavily on the less fortunate. Photoclimat aims to raise awareness through the power of images. It is a journey through eleven locations in the heart of Paris and six institutions in the Greater Paris area. Some thirty committed artists whose works help to highlight environmental and social issues will be exhibited. All the exhibitions are organised according to the principle of recycling and maximum waste reduction.
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Diane
Diane Pernet
A LEGENDARY FIGURE IN FASHION and a pioneer of blogging, Diane is a respected journalist, critic, curator and talent-hunter based in Paris. During her prolific career, she designed her own successful brand in New York, costume designer, photographer, and filmmaker.
