19/07/2026
Proud to be part of “Animal Model – 200 Years of Photography”, the major thematic exhibition of Les Rencontres d’Arles 2026 (), curated by Nathalie Herschdorfer and co-produced with Photo Elysée, Lausanne (.elysee).
My video from Entomographies, in collaboration with , translating insect flight into visible form, joins two centuries of images exploring how photography has shaped the way we see animals — shown alongside artists who shaped my own way of looking at the living world. A milestone in ten years of chasing flight.
Swipe through:
1_My Entomographies video at La Mécanique Générale
2_The exhibition book (Textuel, 2026)
3_Leila Jeffreys (, courtesy ) — Christo, Orange Headed
Gouldian Finch, 2015
4_Richard Mosse () — Dionaea muscipula with Mantodea, 2019
5_Joan Fontcuberta () & Pere Formiguera — from Fauna, 1985–89
6_Yoshinori Mizutani () — from Tokyo Parrots, 2013
7_William Wegman () — Break Out, 1995
8_Masahisa Fukase — Erimo Cape, from The Solitude of Ravens, 1976–78. Courtesy Masahisa Fukase Archives and
9_James Mollison () — Rio, from James & Other Apes
10_Sarah Moon — Cotinga du Pérou et Trichoglossus du Timor, 2000
11_Stephen Gill () — from The Pillar
12_Vincent Munier () — Arctic wolf, Ellesmere Island, 2013
13_Yamamoto Masao — #1637
14_Zana Briski () — Bearogram #3, 2020
Grateful to .herschdorfer and the curatorial team for including my work in this two-century story.
📍 Les Rencontres d’Arles — until October 4, 2026
📍 Photo Elysée, Lausanne — December 4, 2026 – April 4, 2027
