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de Béthune, Christopher
Christopher de Béthune is a self-taught Belgian photographer working almost exclusively in black & white film. He self-published several zines and also published "Outland" (2016) and "Knights in White Satin" (2017) with Dienacht, "Orion" with Origini Edizioni (2019), and "808" in the series L'Atelier RisoGraphique by Editions Bessard (2021).
© Portrait by Ivan Put from an article / interview (in French) on the website Bruzz
de Beyter, David
David de Beyter is a French photographer.
Presentation adapted from the Rencontres d'Arles website:
His approach to photography is both conceptual and documentary. He explores the boundaries between reality and fiction and his work melts together different registers — the present, past, and future.
There is an anthropological side to what De Beyter does. Although present in his work since the beginning, it flourished with the "Big Bangers" project where he opens up his artistic work to moving images and sculpture, thus refining his thought and artistic propositions in relation to the notion of obsolescence. This project was published in the photobook "Damaged Inc." (RVB Books, 2018).
His series "The Skeptics, Relics of Technological Goddess", a work combining as well film and photography, and objects, is about scientific ufology, a discipline based on ufology practiced by a marginal community of around a hundred passionate amateurs in Spain. This work was on display at the Rencontres d'Arles festival in 2019.
© Portrait by Alexis Gicart taken from the Rencontres d'Arles website
De Blauwer, Katrien
Katrien De Blauwer is a Belgian artist creating mostly collage works from images she cuts out and assembles, usually in a book or notebook form. She calls herself a « photographer without a camera ».
© Portrait taken from the artist's website
de Gelas, Anne
Anne de Gelas is an Belgian photographer and artist, working mainly in self-portrait and the telling of certains aspects, often very intimate, of her personal life.
In particular, Anne de Gelas published two photobooks, L'Amoureuse (Le Caillou Bleu, 2013 - sold out) and Mère et Fils (Loco éditions, 2017) about the premature of her partner, her grief and her bereavement, and the (re)construction of her life and that of their son, and of their relationship as a new 2-people entity.
© Self-portrait by Anne de Gelas, taken from the artist's website
de Lattre, Mathias
Mathias de Lattre is a French photographer; he is also a photography teacher in several American univeristies.
After starting his career making portraits for the press; he gradually shifted to still life, especially for the luxury industry.
He is also working on personal projects, and his first photobook "Mother's Therapy", about both his research on psychoactive substances in mushrooms / fungus and his mother's psychiatric condition was published by The Eriskay Connection in 2021.
© Portrait by Rémi Coignet taken from the artist's Instagram page
De Middel, Cristina
Cristina de Middel (born 1975 in Alicante, Spain) is a documentary photographer and artist living and working in Uruapan, Mexico.
© Portrait by Nani Gutiérrez
de Puy, Robin
Robin de Puy is a Dutch photographer, mostly known for her portrait work. In 2013, she received the Dutch Photographic Portrait Prize.
© Self-portrait, Robin de Puy
de Vallombreuse, Pierre
Pierre de Vallombreuse is a French photographer dedicated to documenting autochthonous peoples lifestyles and living areas; he usually immerses himself for long periods of time with the people he is working with.
Influenced by Joseph Kessel and Edgar Morin, among others entre autres, he is a photographer / anthropologist and his work is very sensitive to environmental issues such as deforestation, pollution, and global warming.
His work has been published in numerous important newspapers and magazines over the last 25 years, and presented in important photography festivals (Rencontres d'Arles 1989) and institutions (Musée de l'Homme, Paris, 2018).
Pierre de Vallombreuse has published several photobooks since the 90's, and among others Peuples (Flammarion, 2006), Hommes Racines (La Martinière, 2012), La Vallée (the(m), 2018), Badjaos (Les éditions de juillet, 2020).
© Portrait taken from the artist's website
Dede, Dimitra
Dimitra Dede is a Greek visual artist and photographer based in London.
Her work is poetic and sometimes mysterious; she alters her images through different techniques, making her expression and her vision very personal.
She has published several photobooks, including "Mayflies" (VOID, 2019) and Àpeiron (Origini edizioni, 2022). The latter project was on display in Toulouse, France at Galerie le Château d'Eau in the fall 2022.
© The illustration is taken from the series Àpeiron
Degorce, Olivier
Olivier Degorce is a multifaceted artist:
- plastic artist, photographer, his photography and his musical pieces have been presented in many galleries and art centers in France and beyond. He published 2 photobooks in 2018 : Plastic Dreams (Headbangers Publishing) and Fridge Food Soul (Edition Patrick Frey)
- musician, composer, his sound pieces have been signed under several pseudonyms and with many music labels in France, in Europe, in the USA and in Japan
- on another topic ha has alos published around 30 cooking books (with Amandine Geers) !!!
Déhé, Marie
Marie Déhé is a French photographer and publisher.
Presentation of the artist on the website Le Consulat (excerpts) :
« Her work revolves around issues of representation of so-called female identities and intimacy. She focuses on gestures and innocuous details, the body of the other and her own body. Her practice is rooted in the everyday gesture through self-portraiture and the documentation of her personal and intimate environment.
In January 2021, she self-published "Self-help", a self-massage guide in poster form. She published several books with APE / Art Paper Editions: "We have been meaning to" (2020), a collection of photographs and poems with author Haydée Touitou, and "Distant intimacy" (2022), a series of portraits of 28 women photographed at a distance. In 2023 she creates her own publishing house "Asiro Editions", with which she published her third book "Correspondence". »
© Self-portrait of the artist
Delage, Jean-Michel
Delbrouck, Vincent
Born in Brussels (1975), Vincent Delbrouck (aka V.D.) is an emerging photographer who has been working in hybrid practices, across and between media and materials.
In in first book Beyond History (Havana 1998-2006), he assembled, recycled, and recomposed the fragments of his experience in Havana, creating a very complex family album with different layers and comments.
Photo: © vincent delbrouck
Demarchelier, Patrick
