Photojournalism & Storytelling

Minor Miner – in Madagascar, a child spends long days panning for gold in riverbeds, far from childhood’s play.
This photo essay reveals the weight of lost innocence and resilience in the face of relentless hardship.

shot on digital media fujifilm xpro2 , published on

Réussir grâce à son handicap – This photo story celebrates resilience, dignity, and the quiet power of self-made success. A collaborative work and message with Safidy Andrianantenaina, Aina Zo Raberanto, Ny Aina Daniel Pratt, Lijha Vencino Ghiovani 
shot on mixed digital media , published on

Deep South – Deep Trouble – In southern Madagascar, entire communities face drought, displacement, and chronic hunger. Life clings to dust and silence, where survival is a daily negotiation with a changing climate.
This photo story bears witness to a crisis unfolding quietly — yet urgently — at the edge of the world.

shot on medium format film Kodak T-max 400 and Ilford HP 400 , published on

Sand Divers – Along Madagascar’s coast, divers plunge into the ocean to harvest sea cucumbers, a valuable but fragile resource. Their work is physically demanding and risky, driven by economic survival and market demand.
This photo essay uncovers the hidden lives of these ocean harvesters, reflecting resilience amid environmental challenges.

shot on digital media Canon 5DMiv and Nikon D300 published on

Manga Be

shot on digital media fujifilm xt-1 , a collaborative work and message with Safidy Andrianantenaina , published on

In Madagascar, waste travels far beyond its origin, impacting distant communities and fragile ecosystems.
Improper disposal and limited infrastructure turn garbage into a shared, persistent challenge across regions.
This photo essay exposes the hidden journey of refuse and the urgent need for sustainable waste solutions.

shot on digital media fujifilm xpro2 , printed on recycled mdf support without paper , published on

ONG Addict – In Madagascar, the influx of NGOs shapes communities, bringing both aid and complex dependencies. Locals navigate a landscape where foreign assistance is vital but can also create unintended challenges. This story explores the nuanced relationship between aid, autonomy, and the search for sustainable progress.

shot on digital media fujifim xpro2 , printed on aludibond, a collaborative work and message with Safidy Andrianantenaina , published on

Fool is He who doesn’t do Better than His Father – In Antananarivo, government university lodgings offer affordable shelter but harsh living conditions. Students endure cramped, poorly maintained spaces, balancing survival with their academic dreams. This story reveals the quiet struggles behind cheap housing and the resilience of those chasing a better future.

shot on large format and 35mm film Ilford FP4 , published on

rio tinto

shot on digital media fujifilm xpro2 , published on

Magic for Medicine In Madagascar – an Oumbiasy — a traditional healer — holds inherited knowledge and deep community trust as he reads, divines, and prescribes according to ancient ritual. Clients gather under his tin roof in Mahajanga, offering prayers, rum, and unwavering faith in his spiritual craft. This photo essay captures the enduring presence of ancestral belief and the quiet power of tradition in shaping how people seek healing.

shot on digital media canon 5DMiv , published on

In Madagascar, informal land sales blur the lines between tradition and legality, leaving communities vulnerable.
Families navigate complex claims, trying to secure a home amid shifting ownership and social pressures.
This story reveals the fragile balance between belonging, property, and identity in a changing landscape.

shot on digital media fujifilm xt1 , a collaborative work and message with Safidy Andrianantenaina , published on

Sora Be – In Madagascar, Sora Be was an ancient written language using the Arabic alphabet, now fading from memory. This script once bridged cultures, carrying stories, knowledge, and history through generations.
This story uncovers the quiet legacy of a lost script and its place in Madagascar’s cultural tapestry.

Shot on digital media fujifilm xpro2 , published on