Nocturnal architects

To shoot these two monsters on a full moon, like for bullets against werewolves, you need silver-based photography. And don’t bungle it, because Georges Heintz and Rudy Ricciotti never do.

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Hannah Dusar
Satin whispers

Get ready, get set, GO! And the top models are off – Vroooom! Amidst the whispers of satin and lace, the most beautiful of all creatures stride down the catwalk.

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Brussels

We’re living the biggest farce ever seen in Brussels. Curfews, the army in the streets, the country has ground to a halt.

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Hannah Dusar
Don’t panic

Do not panic. This is war, nothing else. It has often happened and it will happen again. The only way to live without fear is to stop hoping that there will be no more wars.

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Hannah Dusar
Backstage dream

One cannot recklessly photograph backstage at a Carine Gilson show. Such is the elegance of this haute-couture lingerie that one cannot forget it simply by closing one’s eyes. It follows you, even into the night and adorns your dreams with satin and lace.

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Hannah Dusar
The hands of lust

For all of the designer Xavier Lust’s prominence – witness the Botanique’s retrospective devoted to his work – his creative genius seems to me to stem from a strange collaboration.

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Hannah Dusar
Thalys kiss

The Thalys isn’t just a train for businessmen, city-trippers or clumsy terrorists. It’s a loving transport, taking lovers dreams, joys and pains for a stroll, with its non-stop red rigid comings and goings.

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Hannah Dusar
Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques Beineix is a man of real passions and healthy ires. After his eye-opening Diva and Betty Blue, he once again surprises us where we least expect him, treading the boards as he directs Kiki from Montparnasse.

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ACAB

All Cyclists Are Beautiful. Have you noticed? Not a single ugly girl on a bike. All those chicks that we see riding by have got style, panache, dash.

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Salome

Herod’s Salome died in a frozen lake: the ice gave way under her and she fell. Immediately, the ice closed in around her neck, and her head appeared as if on a silver platter.

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Fred Buyle

The helmsman here is Frédéric Buyle. Freediving champion, with several world records under his belt, but it’s his work as an underwater photographer that has brought him worldwide fame.

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Hannah Dusar
Sois belle et tais-toi

Written for Brigitte Bardot by Roger Vadim, starring Mylène Demongeot, Delon and Belmondo, in black and white, a song by Gainsbourg, and a title that became a catchword of feminist struggle…

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Shared

A close friend has just lost his mother, another dear friend her father. Neither of them said a word to me. I hear about it by mere coincidence. What’s going on? Sad news isn’t socially correct anymore?

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Hannah Dusar
ZAD zen

Back at the ZAD in Notre-Dame des Landes, for the next step in this photographic work whose sense of urgency has obsessed me for over a year now.

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From comics to art

My old man too lived by images. His media was comic strips –well, graphic novels, as it was more realistic than comic. He never considered himself an artist, but just a storyteller, and an illustrator of the world of motorsports.

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