Photojournalism nominee

At the end of December 2017, a three-week photographic road trip begins in
South India, from Pondicherry to Alleppey, from Tamil Nadu to Kerala, from the Gulf of
Bengal to the Arabian Sea, surveying the countryside and the villages.
This trip transports me, fascinates me, dazzles me, questions me.
I'm usually unfamiliar with portraiture in my photographic practice, my eye
in the viewfinder will not leave this parade of faces and scenes of life.
I enter a whirlwind, I let myself be carried.
Smiling faces, colorful, pleasant, benevolent, but also questioning looks.
My choice here is on portraits hidden behind grids, as if imprisoned.
Are they really?

She discovered photographic when she has teenager with an audiovisual option in college.
After a Bachelor Applied Arts, she went to a school of Fine Arts.
She have two diplomes of Fine arts.
During her studies, she spent three months at the Faculty of Visual Arts in Brno (Czech Republic).
She works in photography with college students, young people in homes for social difficulties, patients with medical-psychiatric diseases
She has been a member since its creation in 2000 of the collective of photographers La Veduta. This collective has brought together, until today, many photographers for the realization of artistic projects related to contemporary creation. Veduta often participates in exchanges with the photographers of the G4 Gallery in Cheb, Czech Republic, and is part of an opening process by inviting artists from diverse backgrounds to participate in its research and creation program.
In 2003 she became a professor of visual arts and photography.