
Photography
Vitatlité Hypocrite
Expo Paris
Sciences Po
Photo series Vitalité Hypocrite
After exhibitions in Germany, Düsseldorf and Berlin, humanist photographer Luis Nicolas Jachmann, a student at Sciences Po, asks the question of conscience - via his photo series Vitalité Hypocrite: Are we ready for a radical change? the end of the plastic empire? Or does consumption catch up with us and bind us with its spirit of waste?
His portraits on a black background join two more contrary than complementary worlds: the texture of the face consists of an organic product covered with colored plastic waste, products of everyday life. The expression of the face is reminiscent of fashion prints in magazines, on posters: attractive, manipulative, idealizing.
One thing is not (yet) possible without the other: the durable, the organic, is packaged in plastic. Daily life in supermarkets, production lines, our cycles. The return to the organic is put in the wrong light due to the relevance of the plastic.
At his first exhibition in France, Luis Nicolas Jachmann reminds us that we can all question our consumption. It is not to wash the conscience, but for a future worth living. For us and future generations. A photographic awakening, a colorful reminder that it's not too late to sharpen our senses in the face of social challenges.
Kiez parisien
Expo Berlin
Photo series
Hidden treasures + Vide.6e.Nuit
La série « Hidden Treasures » se compose de dix portraits d’étudiants de Sciences Po Paris. Chacune des photos ont été prises dans des arrondissements différents. Le parcours de ces étudiants est marqué par un haut niveau de mobilité, chacun(e) partant un an à l’étranger. Malgré leurs déménagements, ils ont tout de même su créer des liens affectifs forts avec leurs endroits préférés.