How can we use photography to know more about us and develop our presence to the world?
In an uncertain world, we must know how to slow down, adapt our presence, practice letting go and make decisions in ambiguity and in the face of the unexpected. We must also be attentive to ourself, to our emotions, and give meaning to events, to what we observe and live. Like the photographer throughout the photographic process...
In an uncertain world, we must know how to slow down, adapt our presence, practice letting go and make decisions in ambiguity and in the face of the unexpected. We must also be attentive to ourself, to our emotions, and give meaning to events, to what we observe and live. Like the photographer throughout the photographic process...
Our programs
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Minor(*) Pose or pause? A walk, a photographic jaunt to slow down, to be attentive to the unexpected, to the poetry of everyday life, to explore, and live a positive experience, thanks to photography. Then, as we would develop a film, rewind the session and establish a parallel with the experience you lived and the professional world and the daily life, through a conversation with purpose.
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Daido(*) is an invitation to a regular practice of photography. It is a journey and a learning, based on experimentation and creativity. It aims to cultivate a certain philosophy of life, based on counsciousness and self-awareness, in relation to our living or imaginary environment.
The course is part of a coaching framework. I will propose photographic and self-reflection activities, supported by means of a visual journal and the development of a personal project. The process of making photography will be as important as assigning a meaning to the images. Daido is ideal for people working or evolving in difficult environments or undergoing profound transformation.
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(*) Program names are tributes to famous photographers Minor White and Daido Moriyama
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Photos by Guillaume Gauvrit, all rights reserved
