AfrikaBurn is a community of participants who come together to create art, burning structures, costume, performance, theme camps, music, mutant vehicles and much, much more. All of this is created through the volunteer culture of the citizens of Tankwa Town in the Karoo once a year. We Demain, a monthly revue that tries to show how fast our world is changing, assigned me to capture its essence and share this unique adventure.
WE Demain | Afrikaburn
VICE | Les Réunionnais sont accros aux combats de coqs
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A year ago, while I was back to my beloved island, I decided to document the story of the "Batay Kok" ("cockfight"), a traditional discipline in Reunion island. For few weeks, I followed some gamefowl breeders during they journey to get their "proteges" ready for the big tournament. Documenting local customs: my fa[...]
Hamaji Magazine | Rooibos, the south african red Gold
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Hamaji is a beautiful, high-quality magazine dedicated to the art of traveling in Africa. Writers and photographers are fine connoisseurs of Africa. Hamaji Magazine not only reveals Africa through a more contemporary lifestyle but also presents to its readers the choices of some of the most unique personalities and g[...]
National Geographic | Napoleon IV chez les zoulous
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In October 2014, i've been assigned by National Geographic to cover Napoleon IV's story, in the Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. Claire Cousin, the journalist, came down to South Africa for one week. I met her in Durban and we followed, during this whole week, the tracks of Napoleon IV. From Durban to Pieter[...]