[ 6 – 11 July 2026 ]
Mexico, Oaxaca, 2026. © Alex WEBB / Magnum Photos
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Welcome FUJIKINA Arles 2026.
Building on the success of the two previous Arles editions, whichattracted more than 7,500 enthusiasts, FUJIKINA has become a highly anticipated event within the international contemporary photography scene.
From July 6 to 11, 2026, the event will once again take over the former École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie,Hôtel Quiqueran de Beaujeu, rue des Arènes.
Discovery Pass – FREE
Access to exhibitions, talks, Touch & Try over the 6 days.
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Premium Pass – 10€
Access to exhibitions, talks, Touch & Try over the 6 days.
+ equipment loan and Fujifilm sensor cleaning service
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Premium Experience Pass – 10€
Access to exhibitions, talks, Touch & Try over the 6 days.
+ equipment loan and Fujifilm sensor cleaning service
+ one registration for one activity (Workshop, Photo walk, Live shooting or portfolio reviews) to be selected at the time of purchase (Places limited for each activity)
FUJIKINA Arles 2025 overview
Program
Talks & exhibitions are free with the Discovery Pass.
Photo walks + workshops + porfolio readings + live shoots are bookable with the Premium Experience Pass.
Exhibitions
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Magnum Exhibition “Las Calles : In the Spirit of Youth “
For the third consecutive year, Fujifilm welcomes Magnum Photos and
spotlights the work of Alex Webb through the exhibition Las Calles:
In the Spirit of Youth. Having photographed for more than fifty years in
Mexico, Webb has explored the deep shadows, vibrant colours and
incandescent light of its enigmatic streets.
Alex Webb’s exhibition will remain on view until 30 August 2026 at the
Galerie Arena, 16 rue des Arènes, as part of the OFF programme.
Tendance Floue Exhibition
Continuing this exploration of documentary forms, the collective
Tendance Floue, celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, also seeks
to capture the complexities of contemporary life. Such exceptio
nal longevity within the photographic landscape is no coincidence,
but the result of an enduring pursuit of independence and constant
reinvention. This anniversary also offers an opportunity to highlight a
long-standing and sustainable partnership with Fujifilm: a collaboration
initiated during the Fragiles project and now taking on a new form at
the heart of FUJIKINA.
This search takes shape within FUJIKINA through the exhibition by Yohanne Lamoulère and Alain Willaume. Presented within the same space, their residency works (one created at the Villa Albertine in the United States, the other at the Villa Kujoyama in Japan) resonate with one another.
Alain Willaume / Tendance Floue :
Yohanne Lamoulère / Tendance Floue :
Other Exhibitions
For this latest edition, FUJIFILM is focusing on artistic achievements and presenting a series of exhibitions, on display exclusively during the opening week, which will showcase emerging photographers united by their distinctive styles :
Talks
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Eric Bouvet
Access with Discovery Pass, Premium Pass and Premium Experience Pass Hexagone (talk in french)
Nine years of work spent meeting people across France: a documentary social project, shot half the time with an 8×10 large-format camera and half the time with a GFX camera lit by a Profoto flash. A subject that will serve future generations as a record of this era, rich in contemporary history.
Following his talk with Eric Bouvet, visit the “Hexagone” exhibition from Eric Bouvet & Yan Morvan at the Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation.
Biography
Eric Bouvet, a photojournalist, has had his reports published in leading international newspapers and magazines, including
For several years now, he has been turning to a more documentary style of photography, with a more contemporary feel, using an 8×10 large-format camera. He is working on a long-term, 10-year social project, with the approval of the Ministry of Culture, exploring what it means to be French.
Harry Gruyaert, Simon Guesdon, Coline François
Table ronde proposée en partenariat avec Les Rencontres d’Arles
Harry Gruyaert: The territories that shaped his perspective
With Simon Guesdon, founder oth the Focale podcast, Coline François of the les Voix de la ville collective ande Harry Gruyaert (A sense of Place [Le sens du lieu])
Collectif LesAssociés
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The collective: a political issue?
After 13 years in existence, the LesAssociés collective presents itself as a political entity. Conceived through practice and structured by meaning, LesAssociés has placed the notion of living together at the heart of its projects. The dialogue between individual perspectives and the co-existence of multiple aims within photographic practice have been the driving force behind the group. Within this alchemy, constantly seeking balance, lies the crucial question of narrative: the group’s work is built upon genuine tensions between sensibilities and visions that are at times opposed. But how does one proceed when we are all so different? Through their three main projects – *D’ici, ça ne paraît pas si loin*, *Sauver les corps* and *600 degrés* – the collective’s members have gradually learnt how to move beyond the individual level in favour of a shared narrative that is neither a synthesis nor an extract from their work. In this talk, Alban Dejong and Alexandre Dupeyron will guide you through the photographic material of the group’s latest project, 600°, as well as the logic behind its presentation, where creative documentaries, books, museum exhibitions and public spaces each play a different part. They will raise the crucial question of the singularity of the individual as the sole purpose of contemporary photography, and of the values embodied by the collective principle in the face of the challenges of our time.
Biography
Founded in 2013 in Bordeaux, LesAssociés now comprises six photographers and two filmmakers. Frédéric Corbion Alban Dejong Alexandre Dupeyron Cyrille Latour Élie Monferier Olivier Panier des Touches Michaël Parpet Joël Peyrou The collective has undertaken three projects in the form of photographic commissions: ‘From here, it doesn’t seem so far away’, an exploration of the sense of belonging in Nouvelle-Aquitaine following the 2015 territorial reform. ‘Saving bodies or The Covid-19 Pandemic One Year On in France and Germany’. *600 Degrees*, loss and resilience of the forest ecosystem and its inhabitants in southern Gironde following the massive wildfires of 2022. Each project included a campaign to collect audio testimonies. *D’ici, ça ne paraît pas si loin* and *600 Degrees* were presented in public spaces.
Alex Webb
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Alex Webb : Errand and Epiphany
The magic of the streets is the mingling of the errand and the epiphany. — Rebecca Solnit
Acclaimed color street photographer Alex Webb will present photographs from the past 50 years, from his early black and white work to the present day. A full member of Magnum Photos since 1979, he will discuss the crucial role that the vibrant color, deep shadows, and searing light of both Mexico and Haiti played in his transition from black and white to color in the late 1970’s. This earlier work will help put into context Webb’s photographs from the exhibition Las Calles, which explores the theme of youth and has been enriched with 10 new images taken with the GFX 100 II, commissioned by Fujifi lm. Webb will also present work from the following books: La Calle: Photographs from Mexico, Violet Isle: A Duet of Photographs from Cuba—his fi rst collaboration with the poet and photographer Rebecca Norris Webb, his wife and creative partner—and his upcoming Aperture book (fall, 2026) on U.S. cities, entitled Walking Blues.
Biography
Alex Webb is one of the most famous contemporary street photographers, renowned for his vivid and intricate photographs. Over his some 50-year career, Webb’s photographic voice is both striking and enigmatic in capturing street life around the world. Through his unique awareness of light, he has created a distinctive aesthetic of shadow and color.
Webb has authored more than 15 books, including The Suff ering of Light, a survey book of 30 years of his color photographs, as well as six collaborative books with his wife and creative partner, the poet and photographer Rebecca Norris Webb.
He’s exhibited at museums worldwide including the Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. His work is in numerous collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
A Magnum Photos member since 1979, his work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Geo, National Geographic, Vogue, and other major publications. Webb has received numerous awards including a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2007. His upcoming book on U.S. cities, Walking Blues, will be released by Aperture in fall 2026.
This project marks Alex Webb’s second collaboration with Fujifi lm, following the Home project in 2017..
Guillaume Blot
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Highlighting the “Restos Routiers” (talk in french)
aunched in 2018, the Restos Routiers photography project documents a tour of France and detours to over 130 roadside restaurants across the country, capturing these cheerful places, faces and shopfronts by the roadside, which are sadly on the wane. Focus.
Bibliographie
As a documentary photographer, Guillaume Blot captures working-class France and everyday communities with a “tender humour” through immersive projects and portraits. Following “Rades” and “Restos Routiers” (Gallimard), he has just published “French Fries” (Note Note Éditions).
Robin Lopvet, Marine Lefort, Daphnée Juster
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Photographers and AI: A Guide
Moderated by Marine Lefort of the podcast *Les Voix de la photo* with Daphnée Juster, an attorney; Jonathan Gilbert of the Détroit agency; and photographer Robin Lopvet (Modèle Animal).
PICTO FOUNDATION
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Les métamorphoses du laboratoire
Hosted by Vincent Marcilhacy, publisher and artistic director
With photographers Emilie Arfeuil, Anna Katarina Scheidegger & Grégoire Eloy
and the printers: Christophe Batifoulier, PICTO & Christophe Pete, Janvier
The event will be followed by a book signing for *Les métamorphoses du laboratoire, The Eyes*, in collaboration with the Picto Foundation
“A book that invites photographers to reveal their printing practices and gives a voice to the printers – the artisans working behind the scenes – so they can pass ontheir perspective and their intimate relationship with the photographic medium.”
An approach to photographic printing that brings the practice to life, making it more tangible and shared. A deeply symbolic opportunity: to enshrine the act of printing within the grand history of photography. A way of bringing to light the invisible ones of photography: the printer, who is rarely in the spotlight.
A commitment to passing on both tangible and intangible heritage in line with the project’s aims, to propose that analogue photography be recognised by UNESCO as part of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage. To preserve, document and pass on technical, sensitive and human skills, threatened by the dematerialisation of the image. An opportunity to celebrate an anniversary: the bicentenary of photography.
Yohanne Lamoulère
Alain Willaume
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Talk in french
« Villa Albertine / Villa Kujoyma – Atlanta / Kyoto
Two residences, two continents, a shared vision in motion »
Biography
Yohanne Lamoulère, born in Nîmes in 1980, is a graduate of the École nationale supérieure de la photographie in Arles and lives in Marseille. A member of the Tendance Floue and Zirlib collectives, she explores the urban periphery and the concept of insularity.
Alain Willaume, born in 1956, a member of the Tendance Floue collective since 2010, lives in Strasbourg. His work, which lies between documentary and experimentation, explores the vulnerability of the world and landscapes, revealing tensions and fissures beneath the surface.
Laura Bonnefous, Fabrice Courthial
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Table ronde proposée en partenariat avec Les Rencontres d’Arles
Internships, Education, and Training
A conversation with Fabrice Courthial, head of the Education and Training division at the Rencontres d’Arles, and Laura Bonnefous, photographer and internship supervisor.
Julien Rocheblave
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Les 36 clics du mont Fuji (talk in french)
This project is a contemporary reinterpretation of Hokusai’s iconic series, Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. It brings together 36 faithfully recreated photographic views and 10 additional modern perspectives, establishing a dialogue between past and present.
Following his talk with Julien, visit his exhibition ‘The 36 Clicks of Mount Fuji’ in the FUJIKINA garden.
Biographie
A professional photographer specialising in sports and documentary photography.
Charlotte Yonga, Roxane Moreau
Table ronde proposée en partenariat avec Les Rencontres d’Arles
Podcast Dans le Bain x Charlotte Yonga
With Roxane Moreau, founder of the podcast *Dans le Bain*, and Charlotte Yonga, an artist nominated for the Discovery Award ((Tsy) possible).
Live Shooting
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Join Julien Apruzzese everyday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM for a live shooting session.
In partnership with Profoto, Wacom, Capture One and Eizo.
From 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM :
| 7 juillet | Still Life Editorial |
| 8 juillet | Portrait Editorial |
| 9 juillet | Still Life Editorial |
| 10 juillet | Portrait Editorial |
| 11 juillet | Still Life Editorial |
Touch & Try
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“Touch & Try” with ours FUJIFILM experts are available to answer any questions you have.
Don’t own a FUJIFILM camera, want to try before you buy, or perhaps you’re contemplating a certain FUJINON lens ?
Take advantage of our loan service with a premium pass or premium experience pass. You will have the opportunity to test our equipment during the week of FUJIKINA Arles.
* Rentals are restricted to 1 hour or the duration of the session.
* Please make sure you bring a valid ID or passport with you.
* Bring a formatted memory card.
Check & clean Fujifilm
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Used your FUJIFILM equipment a lot ? We would like to reward you by offering you a service check for your cameras and lenses ?
The service includes :
- External cleaning of the camera body and lens
- Functional check
- Sensor cleaning for system cameras
- Installation of the latest firmware
* For FUJIFILM cameras and lenses only (except X100, GFX100RF and X half).
* Service limited to 2 products per person.
* Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm
Photo walks
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Photo walks in french for 2 hours
| 7 juillet | 10h00 16h30 | Mathias Zwick Julien Rocheblave |
| 8 juillet | 10h00 16h30 | Léo d’Oriano Alice Santini |
| 9 juillet | 10h00 16h30 | Kalel koven Magali delporte |
| 10 juillet | 10h00 16h30 | Guillaume Blot Mathias Benguigui |
| 11 juillet | 10h00 16h30 | Agathe Poupeney (with a model) Wlad Simitch |
Subject : « Arles, entre rue et récit »
Subject : « Au plus près de la scène »
Subject « Portrait en deux temps »
Subject « Focale longue ou Focale Courte en portrait ? »
Subject « Voir Autrement »
Subject « Réaliser une commande de portrait au pied levé »
Subject «La poésie du quotidien »
Subject « Repérage de l'environnement et de la lumière dans le portrait de presse »
Subject « Déambulation poétique »
Subject « L'imprévu, révélateur d'un esthétisme unique info »
Workshops
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Mathias Benguigui
Theory Workshop (in french) for 1h30
“Create and share your personal perspective”
This workshop is aimed at all photographers – whether amateur, experienced or professional – who wish to develop and structure a personal photography project.
Biography
Born in 1991 in Avignon, Mathias Benguigui lives and works in Paris. In 2016, he joined the photography department of the newspaper Libération as a photo editor. This experience marked a turning point in his practice and led him to develop a deeper understanding of images, their creation and their dissemination. Since then, he has been working as a photographer and artistic director, focusing on long-term documentary projects that explore memory, displacement and the upheavals linked to global warming.
Julien Rocheblave
a Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Composition in street photography”
Through an immersive experience on the streets of Arles with the GFX100RF and the X-E5/XF23mm, this workshop offers an exploration of the fundamentals of composition in street photography. Participants will learn how to create a powerful image using lines, colours, light and the placement of subjects within the urban environment. An intuitive and immersive approach to developing your visual perspective and telling the story of the city through everyday scenes..
Biography
Julien Rocheblave is a French photographer and Fujifilm ambassador, specialising in street photography and visual storytelling. Through his images, he explores the connections between people and the urban environment, seeking to capture the emotion, movement and poetry of everyday life.
Arthur Mercier
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“With the single objective”
A lens, a camera body, an idea.
A. Huynh
M. Rettore Baptista
Workshop in partnership with World Press Photo for 1 hour 30 minutes ( in english)
“Prepare your projects for contests, grants and publications”
This practical talk will provide valuable guidance on how to successfully prepare yourself and your projects to enter some of the world’s most prestigious photography competitions and grant applications, regardless of your current career stage.
Gain insights and advice on important steps before entering: what’s important when editing work; how to write captions; understand the different needs of the platform. Anita and Mariana will draw on their knowledge of the contest, industry and medium to provide participants the tools to best prepare for contests, grants and publications.
Anita Huynh is programs education manager at the World Press Photo Foundation, overseeing the organization’s education strategy and public programming. She has led the development of the Joop Swart Masterclass and produced the winners’ weeks and Stories that Matter program. She has also led the communications team to develop World Press Photo’s content, engagement and audiences. Anita was born in Hong Kong and raised in Sydney, where she studied media and communications at university. She has over 15 years of experience working in film, arts and cultural development in Sydney, London and Amsterdam.
Mariana Rettore Baptista is an Exhibitions Manager and Curator at the World Press Photo Foundation, based in Amsterdam. She currently oversees the presentation of the annual World Press Photo exhibition in approximately 20 locations worldwide, aswell as of other curatorial projects within the organisation. Prior to WPPF, she worked as a producer and assistant curator at the Tiradentes Photo Festival in Brazil. In 2021, she led the coordination of an international open call for lens-based artists that culminated in an exhibition at Rotterdam Photo.
Mathias Zwick
Theory Workshop (in french) for 1 hour 30 minutes
“From reality to narrative: conceptualising a photographic project”
This workshop offers an in-depth look at how to develop a photographic project with a narrative dimension. How do you come up with an idea and bring it to life?
Biography
Mathias Zwick, a freelance photographer and member of Inland, produces photo essays in France and abroad. His approach, influenced by a cinematic aesthetic, blends poetry with social commentary.
Alice Santini
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“In Frame / Out of Frame in Portraiture: the subject and their surroundings”
Biography
Alice Santini, a Paris-based photographer, has been capturing what moves her deeply for over 15 years. Her work is rooted in intimacy and in a sensitive observation of the world around her
Laura Bonnefous
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Between Colour, Movement and Space”
Ebrahim Alipoor
Workshop in relationship with World Press Photo for 1 hour 30 minutes ( in english)
“Strategies for photographing social and political realities”
In this workshop, Alipoor will share insights from his practice, exploring the challenges and responsibilities of photographing social and political subjects under restrictive conditions. Through examples from his work, he will discuss questions of access, trust, representation, and the ethical considerations involved in documenting sensitive stories. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how photography can navigate barriers, create visibility, and engage audiences
Ebrahim Alipoor is a photographer from Kurdistan, Iran.
Alipoor’s work focuses on storytelling through photography, exploring social and political issues under challenging circumstances. He views photography as a powerful medium to engage audiences, particularly in regions like Iran, where governmental restrictions and censorship pose significant challenges. Despite these limitations, he seeks to connect with people and inspire change through his work.
Magali Delporte
Theory Workshop (in french) for 1 hour 30 minutes
“Portraits: tips and anecdotes”
Mathias Benguigui
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Observation and practice of press portraiture”
Biography
Born in 1991 in Avignon, Mathias Benguigui lives and works in Paris. In 2016, he joined the photography department of the newspaper Libération as a photo editor. This experience marked a turning point in his practice and led him to develop a deeper understanding of images, their creation and their dissemination. Since then, he has been working as a photographer and artistic director, focusing on long-term documentary projects that explore memory, displacement and the upheavals linked to global warming.
Alice Santini
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM Camera for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Enhancing objects with natural light”
Biography
Alice Santini, a Paris-based photographer, has been capturing what moves her deeply for over 15 years. Her work is rooted in intimacy and in a sensitive observation of the world around her
Diana Markosian
Workshop in relationship with World Press Photo for 1 hour 30 minutes ( in english)
“Photography as Reconstruction”
In this workshop, photographer Diana will guide participants through the process of finding their unique photographic voice. Through a blend of theory and practical insight, she will share best practices for applying narrative structures to your work, helping you build more layered and emotionally resonant long-term projects. Drawing from her own experience, Diana explores personal history and identity as a foundation for storytelling. Her work often navigates themes of cultural and national identity, the relationship between people and their past, and the search for common ground within personal stories. This session is ideal for photographers looking to deepen the narrative quality of their projects and connect more meaningfully with their subject matter.
Diana Markosian Diana Markosian is a contemporary artist working between Paris and New York City whose practice spans photography, filmmaking, and installation. Her work is recognized for its deeply personal approach to storytelling, blending documentary realism with constructed narrative to explore themes of memory, identity, migration, and belonging.
Her work has been exhibited internationally at institutions including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the International Center of Photography, the National Portrait Gallery, Foam Amsterdam, and the Museum of Modern Art. In 2025, she received the Madame Figaro Prize at the Rencontres d’Arles for her exhibition Father. Markosian is the author of three monographs, recognized as books of the year by the Museum of Modern Art, Time Magazine, and Le Monde. She is currently working on her first feature film, alongside a book with Louis Vuitton, scheduled for publication in 2026/27. Markosian holds a master’s degree from Columbia University in New York.
Alice Santini
Theory Workshop (in french) for 1 hour 30 minutes
“Creating a photographic series “
Biography
Alice Santini, a Paris-based photographer, has been capturing what moves her deeply for over 15 years. Her work is rooted in intimacy and in a sensitive observation of the world around her
Léo d'Oriano
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Composing space by fragments”
Agathe Poupeney
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“Capturing dance”
William Keo
Chantal Pinzi
Workshop in relatioship with World Press Photo for 1 hour 30 minutes ( in english)
“From Fieldwork to Community Empowerment“
How can photography move beyond documentation to support and empower the communities it represents?
Drawing on their World Press Photo-winning projects, William Keo and Chantal Pinzi will share how they approach visual storytelling as a process of engagement with communities. Through reflections on their fieldwork, they will explore the challenges of building relationships, navigating ethical questions, and creating work that is both journalistically rigorous and socially meaningful.
William will share the stories of marginalized people, descendants of immigrants from post-colonial France who are living in the Banlieues. Chantal will discuss her project, Farīsāt: Gunpowder’s Daughters, which questions gender, cultural heritage, and belonging, revealing how women are reshaping traditions and challenges established narratives.
William Keo is born into a family of Cambodian refugees in France, William Keo’s (b. 1996) work covers themes of migration, social exclusion and inter-community intolerance. Keo began photography working for NGOs and covered the Syrian refugee crisis, conflict in Darfur, migrants in Europe and the Rohingya humanitarian crisis. Since 2019, he has covered the cycles of violence after the fall of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, French and international news for the press such as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Israel and Palestine among others. He was represented by Magnum Photos between 2021 and 2024. His work has been published in The New York Times, National Geographic, Le Monde, Libération, Vogue, The New York Magazine and others.
Chantal Pinzi (b.1996) is a visual activist based in Berlin, Germany, who is focused on photojournalism and documentary photography. Her work often addresses issues of resilience in fractured and marginalized communities through the voices of women.Pinzi uses photography to examine and question social complexity, capturing and conveying visual narratives that challenge oppressive systems and draw attention to certain issues, prompting us to question why. Pinzi considers her role to be contributing to collective memory and encouraging reflection; focusing on empathy, compassion and authenticity. Her work has been published and recognised internationally in festivals and awards.. Pinzi is represented by Panos Pictures.
Ljubiša Danilović
Theory Workshop (in french) for 1 hour 30 minutes
“Photography as a language”
Wlad Simitch
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card.
“The unexpected, revealing a unique aesthetic”
Arthur Mercier
Hands-on workshop (in french) for 2 hours
If you wish, you can loan a FUJIFILM X-E5 or GFX100RF for the duration of the workshop, subject to availability (you will be asked to show proof of identity). Please remember to bring a formatted memory card..
“With the single objective”
A lens, a camera body, an idea.
Arianna Rinaldo
Workshop in relationship with World Press Photo for 1 hour 30 minutes ( in english)
“EDITING WITH PURPOSE
How to build meaningful and efficient visual narratives.“
This workshop offers a space for reflection and dialogue on the process of editing photographs to create compelling visual narratives with a purpose. Transforming a group of images into a cohesive photo essay that communicates both content and intent is a major challenge. Editing involves more than choosing strong photos: it’s about sequencing, rhythm, coherence, atmosphere, and crafting a visual language that speaks beyond aesthetics and adapts to different platforms of diffusion. The workshop will combine theory and practical editing exercises.
Arianna Rinaldo is an independent curator, photography consultant, photo editor
She is a freelance professional working with photography at a wide range. From 2012 to 2021 she was the artistic director of Cortona On The Move. In 2016 she co-founded PhEST, a festival of contemporary photography and arts in Puglia. Arianna’s relationship with photography started in 1998 as archive director at Magnum Photos in New York; and then as photo editor for Colors magazine in Italy. In Milan from 2004 to 2011, she worked as a photo consultant for publications. For 8 years she was the editorial director of OjodePez, a bilingual documentary photo magazine published by La Fabrica. Based in Barcelona since 2012, Arianna continues to develop projects at an international level. Besides her curatorial activity, Arianna is engaged in teaching and mentoring. She is in the selection committee of institutions such as the Leica Oskar Barnack Award, BJP “Ones to Watch”, and the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize.
Portfolio review
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Have the opportunity to have your photography reviewed by a roster of professional photographer during 20 minutes. 7-11 July, 11.00 am – 12.30 pm
| 7 july / Eric Bouvet – Alice Santini – Marie Viguié (ENSP) | |
| 8 july / Magali Delporte – Giulio Di Sturco – Patrick de Massary (ENSP) | |
| 9 july / Laura Bonnefous – Lubjiša Danilović – Axelle Georges & Simon Bouillère (ENSP) | |
| 10 july / Mathias Benguigui – Laura Bonnefous – François Charbonnier (ENSP) | |
| 11 july / Giulio Di Sturco – Mathias Benguigui – Francesco Canova (ENSP) |
+ Additional sessions on Friday 10 July from 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm with three photographers from the Tendance Floue collective: Celine Croze, Clémentine Semeria and Sylvie Bonnot.
Photocall instax™
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From Tuesday 7 to Friday 10 July, from 4pm to 6pm, come and have your photo taken in the FUJIKINA garden by Marion Dubier Clark.
Take home your Instax™ photo to capture your visit to FUJIKINA Arles..
FUJIKINA Arles 2026
| Adress | Hôtel Quiqueran de Beaujeu, 16 rue des Arènes, 13200 Arles, France |
| Opening hours | Monday 6 July: 3.00 pm – 7.00 pm Tuesday 7 July to Saturday 11 July: 10.00 am – 7.00 pm |
| Tickets | Discovery Pass – free Premium Pass -10€ Premium Experience Pass – 10€ |
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