October 2016

I tried to capture here what I consider as the last breaths of classic tourism. As our traveling manners had radically changed these last years, these representations of tourism’s old era now seem like relics: a new status which allows them to be, I think, aesthetically reconsidered.

Photographer Dan Mariner returns to a drilling town in Pennsylvania where the oil industry once exploited the landscape, to document nature’s incredible regenerative power.

Dia Takacsova’s series The Longest Day captures the rugged beauty of the Arctic landscape, in one of the world’s northernmost inhabited areas.

The urban structures that we saw while travelling became abstract pictorial compositions.