For Christian Barbé, photography remains a pretext for travel, allowing him to capture present moments through chance encounters. When he photographs, we don’t know whether he’s fascinated by the scene unfolding before his eyes or whether he’s simply trying to preserve it. Most of his photographs are about encounters, moments of sharing and emotion. All the scenes of life, intense and powerful, are captured in the moment in a poetic way that translates beyond words what is most remarkable about everyday life.

December 2017, the sea ravaged homes on the shore of the Barbary Tongue in northern Senegal ...

In the Andalanitra's landfill in Madagascar, they work imperturbably "against all odds" ...

Source of joy, games and energy, trees surround the lives of malagasy people on a daily basis ...

For three years (from 2015 to 2017), I went to psychiatric asylums in Madagascar ...

"The pose of the models is neutral, and their absent gaze is captivated by an interior existence" Va...