
PARIS INTERNATIONAL
LESBIAN & FEMINIST FILM FESTIVAL
Quand les lesbiennes se font du cinéma
This year, it's mainly photographers we can admire (9 out of 14 exhibitors), with a surprising richness and diversity.
There are names we're already familiar with, offering us new images: Cathy Peylan's nudes, illuminated by luminous flowers; the tenderness of Natacha Lemoine's images and poems.
And our seven newcomers, some of which already boast significant CVs, others more recent.
Karyne Lamouille takes us into a dreamlike realm where our fantasies and fears are expressed through vivid colors and unexpected chiselings.
Cris Brégeon explores "the hand" in various textures and colors.
Wunrei Jung introduces us to the women and children of rural South Korea.
Marie-Pierre Trigla celebrates "dreadloks", crowns that are worn and displayed like a work of art.
Florence Offret accompanies us into sweet dreams.
Virginie Jourdain offers us the profile of a "serial", a reinterpretation in wheat fields.
Mystery, inner movement, silhouettes and characters in filigree: in her "invitation au voyage", Alex B. evokes vanished worlds through rich, dense, colorful painting.
Our emotions are spontaneous and skin-deep. Chantal Denis invites us to do just that with her fresh, colorful abstract painting. She opens our sensibility to an imaginary environment: aquatic, earthy, sandy...
Magali Gibert offers us her embroidered writings on linen/cotton fabrics, with their whiteness enlivened by red touches, and the suggestive shapes of her bottles... at sea.
Fabienne, ceramist and sculptor, charms and fascinates us with the smiles of her feminine heads, a grace that comes from afar: Crete? The Etruscans? Mediterranean cradle but today's sensibility.
Finally, Ourida Dif, the author of this year's poster, with her abundant imagination and sure lines, always and everywhere capturing, with a smile, what can touch us: sensuality, humor, a certain innocence.
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Finally, ceramics by Fabienne.