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With the support of Claudine Doury
Photographer
Claudine Doury was born in Blois but lives and works in Paris.
After studying journalism, Claudine turned to photography in 1989 and joined the VU’ agency shortly afterwards.
Her photographic work explores the notions of identity, memory and transition.
For many years, she studied the culture of Siberian peoples and chronicled the Artek holiday camp in Crimea, developing – in subtle colours – a sensitive approach to the peoples of central Asia.
She continued her intimist approach to the later years of childhood in her series, Sasha and questions masculine identity with L’Homme Nouveau.
Claudine Doury successively won the Leica Oscar Bismarck prize (1999), the World Press Photo prize (2000) and the Niépce prize (2004), then in 2017 she was awarded the Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière – Arts Academy prize for her project Une Odyssée Sibérienne.
Her latest series, Solstice, is a personal narration focussed on the rituals of Northern peoples around the summer solstice.
She is the author of six monographic works.
Her works are regularly exhibited in France and abroad and are found in both private and public collections, in particular the National Contemporary Art Foundation, the French National Library, Neuflize OBC, the Hermès Foundation, the Elysée Museum in Lausanne, Charleroi Museum of Photography etc.
She is represented by the In Camera gallery in Paris.