Artists
Future collaborations
Camille Ayme
David Blasco
Marion Chambinaud
Awena Cozannet
Cédric Esturillo Cacciarella
Rémy Jacquier
Luce Moreau
Sarah Sandler
Chloé Serre
Didier Tallagrand
Vladimír Škoda
Lucas Zambon
Born in 1965
Lives and works in Lyon
Sans titre #10, 2019
Photograph from the series Conversation pieces, 2017-2020 - Fine art prints on Hahnemühle paper laminated on dibon, white American box, 70 x 70 cm
© Yveline Loiseur
Breaths of a Summer Day, 2017
In collaboration with Olivier Belon
Set of 4 photographs, lambda prints mounted on aluminum, 65 x 53 cm and 97 x 87 cm
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Exhibition view, Marseille Photographic Center, 2019
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A graduate of the Advanced School of Photography in Arles and the Université Panthéon-Sorbonne in Paris, Yveline Loiseur is developing a multi-facetted photographic oeuvre including installation, wallpaper and artist’s books. Mixing documentary photography with mise-en-scène like presentation and reconstructions made in her studio, she explores the notions of time, passage and memory, absence and disappearance, tracing a tortuous geography somewhere between collective history, individual experience and childhood memories.
“The daily round is a grid for my photographic works. With the idea of observation, notation, sketches, and micro-events, I try to be inside the sensation and not the sensational. I feel close to literary models dealing with the description of everyday life, like Georges Perec and Francis Ponge. […] I collect postures, light qualities, relations between bodies, attitudes, clothing fabrics, in a notebook or in the form of small journals. I draw the image, and I foresee a photographic session. We are in the presence of a reflected image, noted, drawn and presented. […] I have always been interested in photographic mise-en-scène, but working on reality like Johan Van der Keuken, whose viewpoint I share: Film is not life, but it has to touch it, it’s a second life.”1 […]
1 Excerpt from a public interview with Yveline Loiseur by Michel Poivert, INHA, Paris, 2007
Translated by Simon Pleasance, 2015
Camille Ayme
David Blasco
Marion Chambinaud
Awena Cozannet
Cédric Esturillo Cacciarella
Rémy Jacquier
Luce Moreau
Sarah Sandler
Chloé Serre
Didier Tallagrand
Vladimír Škoda
Lucas Zambon