CHF 38.00
2 in stock
Edited by Marie Gyger.
Texts by Fanny Briand, Nicolas Brulhart, Marine Calmet, David Gagnebin-De Bons, Sébastien Lauper.
Graphic design: Pauline Piguet & Rebecca Metzger.
Published in January 2023
bilingual edition (German / French)
21 x 28 cm (hardcover, cloth binding)
176 pages (ill.)
ISBN: 978-2-9700805-5-8
EAN: 9782970080558
2 in stock
Cécile Monnier’s Des nuits sans silence is a striking visual journey along the rivers of the Fribourg region in Switzerland. Through a series of black-and-white photographs, Monnier captures the nuanced relationship between fishers, their environment, and the spiritual dimensions of river fishing. Her work bridges realism and magic, highlighting pressing issues such as land use, agriculture, and ecological impact. Using a large-format camera, Monnier immerses herself physically and emotionally in the landscapes, creating images that transcend traditional documentary photography and invite reflection on our intertwined connection with nature.
About the artist
Cécile Monnier (*1982) is a French photographer based in Lausanne, Switzerland. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, a professional photographer’s diploma (CFC), and an advanced design degree specializing in photography from CEPV Vevey. Monnier’s work spans architectural and artistic photography, and she has exhibited widely in Switzerland and internationally. She teaches at HEAD Geneva and has been recognized with the VFG Young Talent Award for Photography in 2020.
| Weight | 0.350 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 19 × 2 cm |
