ABOUT
Hi there ! My name is Alice, and I am a researcher, multidisciplinary artist, writer and freelance professional photographer from Paris (France) and currently based in Brighton (East Sussex, UK). I am studying for a practice-based PhD in Photoliterature at the University of Brighton.​
I first picked up a camera while on a trip to India with my family. Although it was originally to follow my interest in architecture and art, I quickly realised the people were the ones who interested me the most. Their day-to-day lives, activities, the authenticity of their facial expressions and body language made for joyful and colourful photographs, and this fascination grew with every trip I made to South Asia. To this day, even though my practice as a photographer has evolved in more ways that I ever thought it would, I still look back on those photographs and see the foundation of who I became as an artist.
I enjoy more than anything else capturing the human body, in all its shapes and colours, in all its possibilities, whether it is through dance, portraits or fashion and body painting. My work sees the human bodies and faces as canvases for emotions and art, something that I often link to my writing.​​
Photoliterature is the act of bringing together photography and literature in such a way that they are inextricably linked - such as the practice that I am developing, in which I write my own short stories, poetry and/or excerpts from my novel on the bodies of my models:
Write me a Novel is a project based on the idea that the writer is never alone in the creation of their work, but instead accompanied by their characters and readers/viewers.
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