A visual drift along the French Atlantic coastline. Landscapes shaped by waves, tides and the blue economy.

Far from a touristic perspective, the photographs focus on transitional spaces: marshlands, coastal structures, paths, secondary ports, working infrastructures and places temporarily deserted. Human presence appears discreetly. It is also revealed through its absence.

The project explores our relationship with a coastline that is at once inhabited and exposed, ordinary and singular. Black and white highlights the structure and materiality of the elements. In contrast, colour captures the sensory dimension of these places. A land marked by the power of the elements, as well as by the history of its uses.

These images emerge from an intimate knowledge of these shores, and from their rediscovery.

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