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Article about the Ghar El Melh photography encounters
Press · 2025

Photography, territory and climate

An editorial selection around Pierre Gassin’s participation in the Ghar El Melh International Photography Encounters and his work on Kerkennah.

Poster for Le Rocher Amazigh
Editorial project

The Amazigh cycle

Le Rocher Amazigh and Berbérités extend a photographic investigation into signs, architecture and memory in southern Tunisia.

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Childhood exhibition poster
Exhibition · 2025

Childhood

A collective exhibition in Sfax exploring childhood as a territory for creation and observation.

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Photography facing climate change

Ghar El Melh International Photography Encounters, 10th edition

As guest of honour, Pierre Gassin presented a major series devoted to the Kerkennah archipelago. Supported by the Greenov’i project (European Union / Expertise France), the event highlighted the role of images as a tool for civic action in the face of climate change.

“Beyond its artistic dimension, this exhibition aims to make photography a tool for environmental advocacy… documenting island resilience in the face of climate change.”

“CHILDHOOD” exhibition

Galerie Hors Cadre, Sfax

Organised by the Association des Amis des Arts Plastiques, this collective reflection approaches childhood not as nostalgia but as a “territory of creation”. Pierre Gassin explores the moment when a person “comes into the world”, between innocence and the discovery of fragility.

The Amazigh cycle

Tunis (INP) • Djerba (Alliance Française) • Sfax

Le Rocher Amazigh: an exhibition at Dar Mestiri and the Institut National du Patrimoine, exploring geometries engraved in stone.

Berbérités – From origins to influences: a travelling photographic project showing how southern Tunisia has nourished the country’s culture.