Julie Hascoët — Murs de l'Atlantique Social 40 pictures

40 pictures

documenting with a great sense of humour the daily life he shared with his daughter

the small Catholic town of Fellen in the Franconian hills serves as a backdrop with a stubborn agency of its own

like a cabinet of curiosities’

the protagonist of Alexandre Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo

Julie Hascoët — Murs de l'Atlantique Social 40 picturesMurs de l'Atlantique is a research carried out around the Breton territory, which offers a visual dialogue between two phenomena: the remains of the Atlantic Wall these blockhouses which constellate the coast in a heavy and permanent way; the free parties, these illegal techno parties, which appear spontaneously in the countryside and on the coasts, before disappearing at once. Walls of sound, fortified enclosures, improvised camps, radical materials,