Photo Elysée podcasts

Santiago Martinez Benedetti is a Swiss-Colombian artist and photographer whose practice explores the materiality of photography through experimental image-making. By transforming reproduction technologies into creative tools, he challenges conventional ways of making, reproducing, and experiencing images, while embracing the possibilities of technical constraints. We talked about BMX culture, DIY publishing, laser printers, and why working with limitations can open up unexpected ways of seeing. Santiago Martinez Benedetti has been invited by Photo Elysée to the Fondation Fiminco near Paris as part of the Talents! residency program, in partnership with Plateforme 10. In 2026, he was nominated by Photo Elysée for FUTURES Photography. Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. This episode was produced by Louie Creative, the content creation agency of Louie Media. Julie Dayer hosted and wrote this episode. Alexis Sudan recorded it. Clémence Reliat edited and mixed it. Pierre-Antoine Wucal composed the music. Violaine Charvet and Eloïse Normand supervised the production, in close collaboration with Photo Elysée.

Johanna Hullár is a Zurich-based visual artist working with photography, video installations and time-based sculptures, whose practice explores transformation, materiality, time, and perception. Through immersive installations combining everyday objects, natural elements, and moving images, she blurs the boundaries between reality and fiction. In this episode, the artist explored impermanence, the symbolic power of objects, memory, and the ways art can reshape our perception of the world. Johanna Hullàr has been invited by Photo Elysée to the Fondation Fiminco near Paris as part of the Talents! residency program, in partnership with Plateforme 10. In 2026, she was nominated by Photo Elysée for FUTURES Photography. Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. This episode was produced by Louie Creative, the content creation agency of Louie Media. Julie Dayer hosted and wrote this episode. Alexis Sudan recorded it. Clémence Reliat edited and mixed it. Pierre-Antoine Wucal composed the music. Violaine Charvet and Eloïse Normand supervised the production, in close collaboration with Photo Elysée.

Claudia Fuggetti is an Italian visual artist and photographer whose work explores the shifting relationships between nature and technology. Through photography, digital manipulation, and experimental processes, she creates speculative landscapes that question what is real. In this episode, the artist expresses her thoughts on climate change, philosophy, artificial intelligence, her passionate use of bold colors, and the role perception plays in the way we experience the world around us. Claudia Fuggetti has been invited by Photo Elysée to La Becque | Artist Residency in Switzerland, as part of a residency program. Her work has also been featured in the exhibition “Gen Z. Shaping a New Gaze”, which was presented at Photo Elysée in 2025. Conversations is a Photo Elysée podcast. This episode was produced by Louie Creative, the content creation agency of Louie Media. Julie Dayer hosted and wrote this episode. Alexis Sudan recorded it. Clémence Reliat edited and mixed it. Pierre-Antoine Wucal composed the music. Violaine Charvet and Eloïse Normand supervised the production, in close collaboration with Photo Elysée.

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Natacha Lesueur – Image extraite du livre "Purée Paysage", 2006

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Double page extraite de "Le Caniche Volant" de Wolfgang Suschitzky (photos) et Roland Collins (texte), 1951

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Photographie de making of d’"Amadou Alpiniste" d’Alexis Peiry et Suzi Pilet, 1951

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Stefan Moses. Photographie liée au livre "Manuel – ein Bilderbuch", 1967

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Double page extraite du livre "Black is Beautiful",de Ann McGovern, 1969, avec les photographies de Hope Wurmfeld

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. Photographie de Reinhard Matz, extraite de son livre "Verspielt – Fotografien für Kinder", 2000

Photo Elysée souhaite valoriser le trésor de la collections en proposant un parcours en audiodescription autour de certaines œuvres de l'exposition "R comme Regarder", à destination de tous les publics et accessibles aux personnes avec déficience visuelle. 1. Photographie d’Edward Steichen extraite du livre "The First Picture Book -Everyday Things for Babies" de Mary Steichen Calderone et Edward Steichen, 1930