Nov 03 2024 19 mins 1
In her Parisian artist studio, Camille Gharbi tackles the heavy themes of sexuality and violence, particularly within relationships where power dynamics are unbalanced. The French photographer's project nominated for the Prix Elysée 2025, "Intimes Convictions", challenges rape culture and chemical submission within French society. This theme is particularly relevant, as it is largely inspired by the trial of Dominique Pelicot, which resonates daily in the media.
Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. If you liked this series, please comment and give us a rating.
This episode was produced by Louie Creative – the content creation agency of Louie Media. Katie Kheriji-Watts hosted and wrote this episode. It was directed and mixed by Gautam Shukla with the help of Anouk Solliez. The music was composed by Pierre-Antoine Wucal. This episode was produced by Éloïse Normand, with the help of Lola Lellouche, in close collaboration with Julie Dayer and Lydia Dorner from Photo Elysée.
The Prix Elysée is the result of an exclusive partnership between Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier.
Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. If you liked this series, please comment and give us a rating.
This episode was produced by Louie Creative – the content creation agency of Louie Media. Katie Kheriji-Watts hosted and wrote this episode. It was directed and mixed by Gautam Shukla with the help of Anouk Solliez. The music was composed by Pierre-Antoine Wucal. This episode was produced by Éloïse Normand, with the help of Lola Lellouche, in close collaboration with Julie Dayer and Lydia Dorner from Photo Elysée.
The Prix Elysée is the result of an exclusive partnership between Photo Elysée and Parmigiani Fleurier.
