BRUCE GILDEN: HAITI (french) documentary and the place of the

and the place of the photographer in his work

Masterfully juxtaposing street photography with tender portraits of the environment

The stern locals at first cast much suspicion onto the shaggy-haired

Survivors in Ukraine is a remarkably assured work by an artist working at the pinnacle of his abilities

set on the front lines of what has become America's longest running war in history

BRUCE GILDEN: HAITI (french) documentary and the place of theBruce Gilden discovered Haiti in 1984, during the famous Mardi Gras festivities. Fascinated by this country, he visited it numerous times until 1995, then after the earthquake of 2010. Gilden observed a poor territory, plagued by numerous natural disasters, but rich in a unique energy. As usual, the photographer strays from the beaten track. He travels the island and meets its inhabitants in the four corners of the country in situations that few would