Visual territories

The Kerkennah archipelago casts its spell like a siren song, in an oneiric and historical journey into insular life.

An outward-looking journey from origins to influences, tracing Amazigh culture across southern Tunisia.

Here Sfax appears as a lived-in city, built from façades, Art Deco details, modernism and everyday lives that give heritage its depth.

An attentive walk through Djerba, among white architecture, Ibadi and Amazigh inheritances, silences and everyday gestures.

A photographic journey through Oran, its Art Deco architecture, Mediterranean gentleness and passionate booksellers.

Simple moments in Kerkennah, photographed without staging: families, passages, play, gestures and small joys that give a place its density.

An immersion in the tight space of a traditional flouka during a regatta in Kraten, capturing the spirit of Kerkennah’s celebrations.

A black-and-white photographic report from a family flouka regatta, celebrating resilience, sharing and collective pleasure.

An immersion in the daily life of Beni Mtir fishermen and the lake’s biodiversity, where community practice remains closely tied to the landscape.

An immersion in the kingdom of white storks at the heart of Sejnane, where they embody luck, protection and living heritage.

Aboard the Carthage and Tanit, the crossing becomes a territory of its own: waiting, sleep, horizon, families and gestures suspended between Marseille and Tunis.

A nocturnal walk where alfa grass, earthly lines and the night sky answer one another within the same landscape.

A black-and-white study of hands: work, transmission, fatigue, precision and the silent language of gesture.

An indirect portrait of La Cigale Tabarka in black and white, attentive to volumes, passages and atmosphere.

A free photographic variation on the Tunisian olive tree, a tree of work, mythology, intimacy and duration.

A photographic report on the last West African giraffes around Kouré, and a human and animal adventure at dusk.

An immersion in a village at the heart of the Kouré reserve, and the story of an unforgettable, spontaneous encounter.