EYES WILD OPEN (ON A TREMBLING PHOTOGRAPHY)
COLLECTIVE BOOK / ANDRÉ FRÈRE ÉDITIONS
2018
70 years of photography with 30 photographers from 17 nationalities:
William Klein, Robert Frank, Ed van der Elsken, Daido Moriyama, Koji Taki, Takuma Nakahira, Yutaka Takanashi,
Miyako Ishiuchi, Christer Strömholm, Anders Petersen, J.H Engström, Paulo Nozolino, Dolorès Marat, Antoine d’Agata,
Klavdij Sluban, Michael Ackerman, Jehsong Baak, Olivier Pin-Fat, Tiane Doan Na Champassak, Lorenzo Castore,
Arja Hyytiäinen, Jacob Aue Sobol, Alisa Resnik, Gilles Roudière, Stéphane Charpentier, Gabrielle Duplantier,
Yusuf Sevincli, Sohrab Hura, Sébastien Van Malleghem
Eyes Wild Open the relationships that exist between several generations of photographers whose practice is as intuitive as it is abrupt or transgressive. Initiated after the second world war by pioneers such as Robert Frank, William Klein or the founders of the legendary Japanese magazine Provoke, this singular approach to photography has stood the test of time, and its heritage remains particularly productive in contemporary creation.
240 pages / 17 x 22 cm / 143 photographs
Published in parallel to the exhibition presented at Musée du Botanique in Brussels (2018)
MONO, VOLUME ONE
COLLECTIVE BOOK / PUBLISHED BY GOMMA BOOKS
2012
MONO, VOLUME ONE is the first book of a trilogy showcasing an inspiring collection of contemporary black & white photography.
It presents a broad scope of internationally renowned artists alongside a vibrant selection of promising new talents.
Featuring photographers: Anders Petersen, Andy Spyra, Antoine D’Agata, Chris Rain, Daisuke Yokota, Devin Yalkin, Francesco Merlini, Gabrielle Duplantier, Giancarlo Ceraudo, Hans-Christian Schink, Jacob Aue Sobol, Jan von Holleben, Jukka-pekka Jalovaara, Keizo Kitajima, KimThue, Maki, Marco Vernaschi, Margaret M. de Lange, Michael Ackerman, Olivier Pin-Fat, Roger Ballen, Scot Sothern, Sebastian Liste, Sofia Lopez Manan, Stéphane Charpentier, Susu Laroche, Tomasz Lazar, Trent Parke, Tricia Lawless Murray.
270 pages / 30.8 x 24.8 cm
OCTOPUS
COLLECTIVE BOOK / ÉDITIONS LE MULET
2025
8 PHOTOGRAPHERS * 1 CITY * 6 DAYS * 345 PHOTOGRAPHS
The Octopus project pays tribute to the city of Naples by crossing it from one side to another, without stopping, without breathing, letting its eight members explore it as wildly as the city welcomed them.
Photographs:
Pasquale Autiero, Gil Barez, Vincen Beeckman, Stéphane Charpentier, Manu Jougla, Marie Sordat, Mathieu Van Assche, Simon Vansteenwinckel
INTERSTICE
OUTREMONDE / REVUE #1
2026
Revue en édition limitée / imprimée en risographie
Portfolio 10 pages et texte de Frédéric Martin
DX CODE MAGAZINE
2026
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM UGANDA (NYEGE NYEGE ARCHIVE)
LIMITED EDITION / PUBLISHED BY MBE SERIES
2020
In 2017, photographer Stéphane Charpentier and sound artist Alyssa Moxley joined a field recording projects of the Nyege Nyege music label in Uganda.
The focus was to record a specific set of troupes based in Eastern Uganda, primarily the Kadodi percussion troupes of the Bagisu tribe around the town of Mbale and the various Amadinda ensembles of the Busoga tribe around the town of Iganga. The second half of the trip saw them return to North Western Uganda working with the dizzying constellation of Acholi troupes that dot the landscape around the towns of Gulu and Lira.
32 pages zine / Limited edition
REVUE HALOGÉNURE #1
2016
OEUVRER
GALERIE FRANÇOISE BESSON / 2004-2024
2025
PRETO #6
COLLECTION MAGAZINE / PUBLISHED BY PRETO
2018
REVUES TROPICAL STOEMP
PUBLISHED IN ISSUES #1 – #2 – #3 – #5
ÉDITIONS LE MULET
2021
