Vincent is a french art director and photographer living in Switzerland. Long time traveller with a passion for discovering foreign cultures, he loves documenting the way people live through photography. In 2016 he decides to dedicate one year of his time to others. From refugee camps in Nepal to the slums of New Delhi and Calcutta he tries to bring his small contribution to the world. He falls in love with Asia and gets so fascinated by India that in 2019 he decides to go back, capturing the moments that make this country so unique to him.
Series
photoCORONA
20203 images
The COVID-19 pandemic has been the trigger for overwhelming emotions. In these exceptional times, the fear of the unknown could be paralysing and leave us in the wait for the “normality” to come back. I want to believe that we are not waiting to go backwards, but that we can use this opportunity as a catalyst for change, to rethink our future, as individuals and also as a community. I’ve used these times of confinement to slow down my pace, to eradicate my inner agitation and make space for calm and peacefulness, setting a breeding ground for a work that requires effort and perseverance: introspection. Who are we? What is our purpose in life? What do we bring to the society? How to cultivate humanist values? These are some of the questions I have exposed myself to and that I’m proposing to the viewer of this series of autoportraits.
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photoSCHWEIZ 2020
10 images
Religion is at the core of the Indian life. From festivities to daily prayers, from holy baths to food offerings, from morning to evening, at home or in the streets, the rhythm of the day is defined by the various religious activities. This series of portraits aims to capture some of these moments of worship
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