Aude-Emilie Dorion
Born in France in 1980, Aude-Emilie Dorion is a freelance photographer and writer whose work is deeply rooted in the observation of globalization and economic inequity. Her practice, which often bridges the gap between artistic expression and social documentary, seeks to use photography as a catalyst for political change and public awareness. Drawing on her experience in the live performance industry, she captures the tensions and transformations of modern cultures with a keen, empathetic eye, aiming to give voice to those navigating a rapidly changing world.
Paris, France
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Camera Equipment:
She uses a Canon 5D Mark II for digital work and a Canon Eos 3 with a Canon 85mm f1.8 lens for film photography.
Best Achievements, Educational Background, and Exhibitions:
She has received recognition including a 3rd place finish in the Photo of the Month competition and a spot in the Light & Composition Top 100 Photographers. Additionally, her work on the Afghan camp of Jaures was featured in the Billboard photojournalism contest in Melbourne.
An Ancient Play in an Ancient City by Shahnaz Parvin