Nadja Massün (1963-2022), a nomadic photographer, has made of the eye her territory. Her poetic work takes us on a journey from the intimacy of her home in Mexico to the countryside of Central Europe, mainly in Romania and Hungary. Her ultimate exploration immortalizes the joys and sorrows of life in rural Oaxaca and Transylvania: textile and musical traditions, collective work, corn cultivation... Deeply humanist, Nadja Massün bequeaths a work that is as sensitive and delicate as her talent. … more

Alinka's epic series 'Becoming South Sudan', first shown in part at Art Paris 2017, is a work in which the artist arrests South Sudan's transition to Independence in 2011, becoming the world's 193rd nation. Prior to the South's independence, forty years of internal conflicts and two protracted civil wars had permeated the history of the country. Regardless, the world's newest nation remains in shambles, en masse. This is the first time that the full series, all… more