The book Regardez ici pour voir (Have a look here) gathers almost 60 portraits of renowned people made by Corentin Fohlen.

Dany Boon, Sandrine Kiberlain, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, Elodie Gossuin, Philippe Besson, Théo Curin… We know some of them by name, others by sight, and sometimes by profession. We have come across them in newspapers, magazines, movies, on TV or online. Corentin Fohlen meets these celebrities to paint their portraits as he is hired by the press to do so. In a lively bistro or a mundane workspace, he has to juggle constraints of time, space, and light, as well as the possible reluctance of the people themselves. Back home, he jots down his impressions of the session. Many of his behind-the-scenes texts, so far unpublished, can be found in the book.

MARGES is a photographic work carried out between 2012 and 2024 along the Seine, from its confluence with the Yonne to its mouth at Le Havre. Jérémie Lenoir flies over these territories following a very precise shooting protocol used in all his aerial missions: always at the same altitude of 400 metres, always around midday. Building sites, wasteland, quarries, roofs and storage facilities take on abstract and symbolic features that arrest the eye, opening the way to a sensitive, poetic and plastic contemplation.

Published in january 2025, MARGES is the 3rd book dedicated to Jérémie Lenoir's work published by Editions Light Motiv, after DUST in 2018 and NORD in 2016. 

David Meskhi's photographs are exhibited from 9 November 2024 to 16 March 2025 at the Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain in Saint-Etienne. They underline the pure athletic gesture of this Olympic year.

The book released for the exhibition and produced by MAMC+ and Editions Light Motiv with graphic designer Nolwen Lauzanne, is spacious and elegant. It shows the cosmic dynamics of the gymnasts who seem to float in the air in a moment of weightlessness. The occasional images of moons add a breath of fresh air to this vibrantly coloured choreography.