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I am a self-taught photographer with eight years of practice, building a mindful photographic approach that attends to the silent tensions that run through bodies and human relationships. My work tackles subjects often kept at a distance, such as mental health, masculine vulnerability, and emotional legacies, in search of image forms that move gaze without imposing speech. Today I am developing a reflection on the circulation of traditional knowledge, ruptures in transmission, and what persists between generations despite everything, exploring how these dynamics shape my practice and the stories I tell through images.…I am a self-taught photographer with eight years of practice, building a mindful photographic approach that attends to the silent tensions that run through bodies and human relationships. My work tackles subjects often kept at a distance, such as mental health, masculine vulnerability, and emotional legacies, in search of image forms that move gaze without imposing speech. Today I am developing a reflection on the circulation of traditional knowledge, ruptures in transmission, and what persists between generations despite everything, exploring how these dynamics shape my practice and the stories I tell through images.

Julie Bindang Mvie R.J

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I am a self-taught photographer with eight years of practice, building a mindful photographic approach that attends to the silent tensions that run through bodies and human relationships. My work tackles subjects often kept at a distance, such as mental health, masculine vulnerability, and emotional legacies, in search of image forms that move gaze without imposing speech. Today I am developing a reflection on the circulation of traditional knowledge, ruptures in transmission, and what persists between generations despite everything, exploring how these dynamics shape my practice and the stories I tell through images.…I am a self-taught photographer with eight years of practice, building a mindful photographic approach that attends to the silent tensions that run through bodies and human relationships. My work tackles subjects often kept at a distance, such as mental health, masculine vulnerability, and emotional legacies, in search of image forms that move gaze without imposing speech. Today I am developing a reflection on the circulation of traditional knowledge, ruptures in transmission, and what persists between generations despite everything, exploring how these dynamics shape my practice and the stories I tell through images.

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I am a self-taught photographer with eight years of practice, building a mindful photographic approach that attends to the silent tensions that run through bodies and human relationships. My work tackles subjects often kept at a distance, such as mental health, masculine vulnerability, and emotional legacies, in search of image forms that move gaze without imposing speech.

Today I am developing a reflection on the circulation of traditional knowledge, ruptures in transmission, and what persists between generations despite everything, exploring how these dynamics shape my practice and the stories I tell through images.

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French

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English

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Work Experience

Resident Photographer at Duvangu (fabrique créative)

May 1, 2024 - July 31, 2024

Artistic residency in Duvangu, focusing on exploration of body language, memory, and visibility through photography.

Photographer / Artist-in-Residence at POUSH, Aubervilliers

January 1, 2025 - Present

Development of À l'ombre, a photographic project about the discreet, sometimes silent, presence of homeless people in urban space, highlighting dignity without dramatizing.

Photographer (Freelance) at Self-employed

January 1, 2019 - Present

Photographer and visual artist focusing on bodies, memory, mental health, and human relationships; developing projects such as À l’ombre and other long-term investigations; practice and research since 2019.