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Le Royaume des Kapokiers, a documentary comic strip by Troubs, takes us to Ghana, to the heart of Mole National Park, one of the largest in West Africa. Invited by the French NGO Des Éléphants et des Hommes, Troubs and his...
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In the Marquesas Islands, the inhabitants live to the rhythm of nature and plants. From the day he is born to the day he dies, the plant kingdom accompanies the Enana: the human being. Flowers, bark, roots, leaves, fruit, juices... bathe him, perfume him, adorn him,...
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With this first book, Roberto Badin shows us a Japan far removed from the clichés usually associated with the Land of the Rising Sun. With delicate touches, he sublimates the fleeting moments that emerge in the banality of everyday life.
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From northern Japan to the southern islands, Irena Trevisan paints a characteristic picture of the Land of the Rising Sun.
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This is one of Burma's most interesting and least popular river cruises. From golden pagodas to monasteries, from forests to rice fields, from the fantastic to the unreal, the Irrawaddy reveals its world of beliefs and superstitions. Welcome to the land of...
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This book reveals a glimpse of the palette of Yahne Le Toumelin, painter and Buddhist nun, mother of Matthieu Ricard, monk and interpreter of the Dalai Lama. From her surrealist beginnings in Mexico with Leonora Carrington and then André Breton, she has kept her...
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A stopover in Salvador, a baroque, festive and colourful city with African roots. If Rio is the heart of Brazil, Salvador de Bahia is its soul. Undeniably African. The first capital of Brazil during Portuguese colonisation from 1549 to 1763...
Continue readingThe eyes are the windows to the soul, and in the gazes of these women, photographed in the four corners of the globe, we capture the soul of each one. These women offer us their fragility, their wounds, their gentleness too. They carry with them...
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