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What might have been lost
Grande-Synthe, Mars 2023
Les photos de cette série ont toutes été prises sur le littoral Nord autour de Grande Synthe à des périodes différentes. Certaines ont été prises en bord de mer en novembre 2021 et les objets retrouvés témoignent du passage des personnes exilées lorsqu'elles attendent le départ de leur embarcation vers les côtes anglaises.
Les autres ont été prises en mars 2023 et témoignent de l'invisibilisation des personnes exilées à la frontière franco-britannique. D'un côté, les vestiges du camp de la Linière, une solution d'accueil qui avait été mise en place et de l'autre, en couleur, ceux du lieu dit "Vélodrome" rasé en mars 2023 et qui accueillait auparavant des personnes en exil.
In the Footsteps of the Forgotten: A Programmed Invisibilization
Grande-Synthe, March 2023
The photos in this series were all taken along the northern coastline around Grande Synthe at different times. Some were taken by the sea in November 2021, capturing items left behind that testify to the passage of exiled people as they wait for the departure of their boat to the English shores. Others were taken in March 2023, highlighting the invisibilization of exiled people at the Franco-British border. On one side, the remnants of the Linière camp, a temporary shelter that had been set up; on the other side, in color, the remains of the site known as "Vélodrome," demolished in March 2023, which had previously provided refuge for those in exile.
Grande-Synthe, March 2023
The photos in this series were all taken along the northern coastline around Grande Synthe at different times. Some were taken by the sea in November 2021, capturing items left behind that testify to the passage of exiled people as they wait for the departure of their boat to the English shores. Others were taken in March 2023, highlighting the invisibilization of exiled people at the Franco-British border. On one side, the remnants of the Linière camp, a temporary shelter that had been set up; on the other side, in color, the remains of the site known as "Vélodrome," demolished in March 2023, which had previously provided refuge for those in exile.
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