Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Natacha Lesueur – Image extraite du livre "Purée Paysage", 2006

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Double page extraite de "Le Caniche Volant" de Wolfgang Suschitzky (photos) et

Roland Collins (texte), 1951

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Photographie de making of d’"Amadou Alpiniste" d’Alexis Peiry et Suzi Pilet, 1951

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Stefan Moses. Photographie liée au livre "Manuel – ein Bilderbuch", 1967

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Double page extraite du livre "Black is Beautiful",de Ann McGovern, 1969, avec les photographies de Hope Wurmfeld

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

Photographie de Reinhard Matz, extraite de son livre "Verspielt – Fotografien für Kinder", 2000

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle.

1. Photographie d’Edward Steichen extraite du livre "The First Picture Book -Everyday

Things for Babies" de Mary Steichen Calderone et Edward Steichen, 1930

Anastasia Samoylova is Russian but resides in the United States, where she continues to explore her favorite theme. In an interview with Katie Kheriji-Watts, she shares her thoughts about this theme that combines landscapes and humanity, focusing on the coexistence of nature and human activity. Her project nominated for the Prix Elysée 2025, "Transformations", discusses the recent successful adaptations implemented to combat the impacts of climate change. This episode highlights a passionate and engaging photographer, balancing hope with optimism.

Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. If you liked this series, please comment and give us a rating.

This episode was produced by Louie Creative – the content creation agency of Louie Media. Katie Kheriji-Watts hosted and wrote this episode. It was directed and mixed by Gautam Shukla with the help of Anouk Solliez. The music was composed by Pierre-Antoine Wucal. This episode was produced by Éloïse Normand, with the help of Lola Lellouche, in close collaboration with Julie Dayer and Lydia Dorner from Photo Elysée.

The Prix Elysée is the result of an exclusive partnership between Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier.

Originally from Colombia, Felipe Romero Beltrán has lived abroad for half of his life. Recently, he aimed to reconnect with his homeland while integrating research into the history of photography. From his apartment in Paris, he talks about his project nominated for the Prix Elysée 2025, "A Body That Speaks As a Bird", which revisits the 20th century, documenting the significant shift of lifestyles from the countryside to urban areas in Colombia, an episode that resonates with the photographer's own family history.

Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. If you liked this series, please comment and give us a rating.

This episode was produced by Louie Creative – the content creation agency of Louie Media. Katie Kheriji-Watts hosted and wrote this episode. It was directed and mixed by Gautam Shukla with the help of Anouk Solliez. The music was composed by Pierre-Antoine Wucal. This episode was produced by Éloïse Normand, with the help of Lola Lellouche, in close collaboration with Julie Dayer and Lydia Dorner from Photo Elysée.

The Prix Elysée is the result of an exclusive partnership between Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier.

After spending years in a corporate job, Seif Kousmate transitioned back to his true passion: photography. Through it, he has traveled the world, merging photography with journalism. Today, his art primarily focuses on subjects related to Morocco, his country of origin. "Men vs. Fathers" is the project he is presenting for the Prix Elysée 2025, where he explores his relationship with his father and, through it, the topic of masculinity.

Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. If you liked this series, please comment and give us a rating.

This episode was produced by Louie Creative – the content creation agency of Louie Media. Katie Kheriji-Watts hosted and wrote this episode. It was directed and mixed by Gautam Shukla with the help of Anouk Solliez. The music was composed by Pierre-Antoine Wucal. This episode was produced by Éloïse Normand, with the help of Lola Lellouche, in close collaboration with Julie Dayer and Lydia Dorner from Photo Elysée.

The Prix Elysée is the result of an exclusive partnership between Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier.