Franck Pourcel - mere et enfants dans la nuit






Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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Franck Pourcel’s photograph “mere et enfants dans la nuit” is a gelatin silver print from 1994.
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Mother and Children at Night
Moscow, 1994
Gelatin silver print
No. 3/10
130 x 40
Franck Pourcel is a French documentary photographer who lives and works in Marseille. His work explores the relationships between people, territories, and social change, often focusing on the Mediterranean basin.
Since the 1990s, he has developed a body of work that blends documentary photography with poetic writing, with particular attention to changing landscapes, migration, urban margins, and popular memory.
Among his major series and books:
Camargue Stelae (2003)
Neo-Rurals: Living Differently (2004)
The Little Sea of the Forgotten (2006)
At Dusk, on Marseille’s Youth
Ulysses or the Constellations (2013)
Like a Breath of Dust (2015)
Moscow 1994, devoted to post-Soviet Russia
His photographs are held in several French public collections, including the National Library of France, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, and FRAC Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
His approach is often described as contemporary humanist photography, somewhere between social inquiry and Mediterranean storytelling. An exhibition of his work Ulysses or the Constellations was recently presented at Galerie Taylor by José Nicolas.
Seller's Story
Mother and Children at Night
Moscow, 1994
Gelatin silver print
No. 3/10
130 x 40
Franck Pourcel is a French documentary photographer who lives and works in Marseille. His work explores the relationships between people, territories, and social change, often focusing on the Mediterranean basin.
Since the 1990s, he has developed a body of work that blends documentary photography with poetic writing, with particular attention to changing landscapes, migration, urban margins, and popular memory.
Among his major series and books:
Camargue Stelae (2003)
Neo-Rurals: Living Differently (2004)
The Little Sea of the Forgotten (2006)
At Dusk, on Marseille’s Youth
Ulysses or the Constellations (2013)
Like a Breath of Dust (2015)
Moscow 1994, devoted to post-Soviet Russia
His photographs are held in several French public collections, including the National Library of France, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, and FRAC Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
His approach is often described as contemporary humanist photography, somewhere between social inquiry and Mediterranean storytelling. An exhibition of his work Ulysses or the Constellations was recently presented at Galerie Taylor by José Nicolas.
